Agata Duda graduated in German philology at the Faculty of Philology of the Jagiellonian University. After graduation, she started working at the Secondary School No. 2. Jan III Sobieski in Krakow. She resigned from her duties in 2015 when her husband won elections presidential. From now on Agata Duda is the first lady of the Republic of Poland. However, the situation will change soon. Andrzej Duda will retire as president. He will receive a benefit of 75%. the amount of the basic salary of the head of state. According to “Fakt”, it's about 13,000. PLN 700 per month. What about the president's wife?
Agata Duda does not have to worry about finances. “Thanks to these contributions, she will be able to increase her benefit”
In 2021, new regulations were introduced and compensation began to be granted to first ladies for the period of their husbands' presidency. “The regulations assume that such contributions of the first lady are also paid retroactively and calculated on the projected average salary,” “Fakt” reported. In 2025, the average salary increased and amounts to PLN 8,673. How does this affect Agata Duda's situation?
According to “Fakt”, the amount will be transferred to the account by the end of 2024 ZUS The president's wife was supposed to receive PLN 118,000. PLN due to mandatory contributions. But that's not the end. The portal states that thanks to additional contributions, by the end of Andrzej Duda's term of office, her account may amount to as much as 130 thousand zloty. “This will mean that when retiring after reaching the age of 60, Agata Duda will be able to increase her benefit by approximately PLN 490 gross per month” – reported “Fakt”. What do you think about such an increase? Let us know in the poll at the bottom of the page.
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Will Agata Duda return to school? “It's hard to say at the moment”
Some time ago, the President of Poland was asked whether Agata Duda planned to return to teaching when his term comes to an end. “It's hard to say at the moment what the wife will do, no I knowwhether she will return to teaching or whether she will continue to engage in aid activities. In recent years, she has been heavily involved in many social and charity initiatives. (…) Agata always wanted to do it without the media's participation. She believed that informing the press about it would simply be bragging, and she really didn't want that,” he told “Super Express”.