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The pension fee 100 can be combined with any survivor’s pension perceived? The question seems legitimate given that since its implementation, nothing has been discussed other than the prohibition of the accumulation of income for those who receive a pension with a quota of 100.
We reply to a Money.it reader who writes us:
“Good morning, in November I will be 62 years old and I will have 41 years of contributions to be able to retire with 100.
I also have a survivor’s pension of € 280 / month, will it be taken away?
Thanks for your kind reply. “
Pension quota 100 and survivor
Assuming that the the 100 installment is cumulative flat with the reversibility pension, given that the prohibition of accumulation refers only to retirement income with those from self-employment or self-employment.
Decree 4/2019, which introduced the possibility of retirement with the 100 quota, in fact provides in article 14, paragraph 3, that “The 100 quota pension is not cumulative, from the first day of the pension and up to the accrual of the requirements for access to the old-age pension with income from self-employment or self-employment, with the exception of those derived from occasional self-employment, up to the limit of 5,000 euros gross per year ”.
In any case, if the income of the recipient of the survivor’s pension exceeds certain annual limits there may be a cut in the portion of the survivor pension and specifically:
- For income up to € 20,087.73 (3 times the minimum INPS), the survivor’s pension owed is theFull rate
- For income between € 20,087.73 and € 26,783.64 (4 times the minimum INPS), the survivor’s pension is owed reduced by 25%
- for incomes between € 26,783.64 and € 33,479.55 (5 times the minimum INPS), the survivor’s pension is owed reduced by 40%
by Income greater than 33,479.55 euros the survivor’s pension is owed reduced by 50%.
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