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Retirees from the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) can apply for Lifetime review and increase the total amount of the benefit up to 6 times. The subject already has a favorable decision from the Superior Court of Justice (STJ).
Initially, the retirement calculations considered the average salary of the worker as of July 1994. This rule resulted in a lower benefit, especially in the case of a reduction in contributions that follow this period.
Increase percentage
With the Pension Reform and the Whole Life Review, the insured who meets the requirements, and who has previously obtained the retirement floor, may receive the pension ceiling. As a result, the profit increase can reach 485%. According to experts, more than 2,000 retirees can be considered with the review.
The new rule depends on a number of factors, such as who started self-employment before July 1994 and therefore stopped contributing to Social Security.
In this case, even having contributed before, the value of the retirement under the old rule was limited to a minimum wage, since the value was calculated based solely on wages after this period. With the Lifetime Review, all wages are considered and may even reach the maximum value of the INSS.
Values
It is important to note that each case may get a different amount after review. While some retirees may have earnings of up to 400%, with a difference of more than R $ 4 thousand, others may have the benefit revised downward.
That said, it is essential to perform the calculations carefully and, if necessary, consult a specialist in Social Security Law before filing an appeal. The measures are essential to guarantee the best value of the benefit.
Also read: INSS: The insured can opt for expertise or advance payment of R $ 1,045
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