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In the foreground is the payment of the survivor’s pension for the child who receives a survivor’s pension.
That child may lose his survivor’s pension if he does not prove that he is continuing his studies. Only surviving children over the age of 16 are targeted.
„As is known, according to the provisions of art. 114 par. (2) of Law 263/2010 of the Single Public Pension System, with subsequent modifications and completions, the payment of the survival pension is suspended as of October 1 of the current year, in the situation of the child, beneficiary of a survivor’s pension, which does not prove the continuation of studies ”, shows the Pension House.
How can you avoid losing a pension?
According to the cited source, those who are the target of the measure announced at the beginning of October have at their disposal a solution that will help them solve the problems quickly.
“Given that, at present, educational institutions communicate by electronic means the certificates that accredit the continuation of studies, and these beneficiaries have the possibility of sending them to the territorial pension houses in the same way, the certificates in question, transmitted electronically, they constitute the proof relative to the continuation of the studies and will be taken into account when granting the survivor’s pension, respectively to the continuation of the payment of the survivor’s pension, after the beneficiaries present the original until the end of the course school 2020-2021, ”says cnpp.ro.
Conditions for the survivor’s pension
Those who are less familiar with the latest conditions for the granting of the surviving pension should know that this type of pension is due to the children and the surviving spouse.
Yes only if the deceased supporter was retired or met the conditions to obtain any type of pension granted by the public pension system.
According to current regulations, children up to the age of 16 will receive an unconditional survivor’s pension.
What about those over 16?
With regard to children between the ages of 16 and 26, the law states that they are entitled to a survivor’s pension up to the date of graduation, if they pursue any kind of education.
In turn, surviving children over 26 years of age receive a pension for the duration of the disability of any degree, “if it occurred before age 16 or while continuing their studies, but before for 26 years.”
The rights of the surviving spouse
“The surviving spouse is entitled to a survivor’s pension regardless of age, in the following situations:
– during the period when he is invalid of degree I or II, if the duration of the marriage was at least one year;
– if the death of the supporting spouse occurred as a result of an accident at work or an occupational disease and if the survivor has no income or if his level is below a certain limit, which is RON 1,900 as of January 1, 2019;
– if you are caring for children up to seven years old and you are not earning income or your level is below a certain limit, which is RON 1,900 as of January 1, 2019;
– during the six months after the death of the supporter if he does not meet the legal conditions to obtain the survivor’s pension, but during this period his income level is below a certain limit, which is RON 1,900 as of January 1 2019 ”, shows ec.europa. ME.
The value of the survivor’s pension.
For readers of evz.ro who want to know how the value of the survivor’s pension is established, it must be said that Law 127/2019 establishes all the procedures.
Thus, regarding the way in which the amount of the survivor’s pension is established, the calculations are made according to:
– old-age pension in payment or to which the deceased claimant was entitled
– First degree disability pension in payment or to which he would have been entitled, if the death of the applicant occurred before reaching the standard retirement age.
Total number of pension points
An important aspect of the survivor’s pension amount is also worth mentioning: it is calculated as a percentage of the total number of pension points earned by the deceased claimant based on the number of eligible descendants:
– 50%, if there is only one descendant;
– 75%, if there are two descendants;
– 100%, if there are three or more descendants.
In any of the cases related to pensions, the following formula works: the value of the pension of any person is calculated by multiplying the average annual score achieved by the insured person by the value of one pension point (not – established by law).
Average annual score
The average annual score obtained by dividing the total number of points resulting from the sum of the insured’s annual scores by the number of years corresponding to the total contribution period will be taken into account.
As the latest legislative updates indicate, we present the values of the pension point:
– September 1, 2019 – 1265 lei
– on September 1, 2020 – 1,775 lei
– September 1, 2021 – 1,875 lei
Watch out! If the surviving spouse and the children of the deceased supporter are entitled to their own pension and furthermore meet the legal conditions for obtaining the surviving pension at the same time, they can choose to keep the most advantageous pension between the two.
sources: cnpp.ro
