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Early retirement before the age of 62 usually applies to those insured before 1993 and does not necessarily mean that they will also have the penalty of the reduced pension which is equivalent to a 30% reduction in the amount of the national pension.
Insureds who exit with a reduced pension having 20 years of insurance or more will lose 127.85 euros from the national pension and will get to 298.32 euros instead of 426.17, while exiting with a reduced pension and 15 years of insurance will lose 115 euros and they will get a national pension of 268.48 euros from the current 383.55 euros.
The compensatory pension resulting from the years of insurance and the contributions paid by the insured has no reduction in the reduced retirement age.
Full pension
6 categories of insured persons can receive a full State pension before the age of 62:
1 Men and women with 35 years of insurance and completed their 58th year of age by 31.12.2021. They retire with a full pension with a retirement age of up to 61 and 6 months. The same conditions apply to those who turn 36 by 2021.
2 Men and women with a total of 37 years by 2021 and over 55 years of age. They retire with a full pension at 61 years and 2 months.
3 Insured in heavy insurance as permanent residents of OTAs. They retire with a retirement age of 58 if they have completed at least 12 years of insurance in the OTAs by 31/12/2012, otherwise they retire at 60.
4 Mothers of a minor child who reached 25 years of age in the State in 2010 and turned 50 from 19/8/2015 until 2019. They retire from 55 to 60.10 years old. The same age limits apply to both parents of civil servants with a minor child who turned 25 in 2011 and the age of 52 from 19/8/2015 to 2019, as well as for parents of three children who turned 21 in 2011 and age 52 after 2015.
5 Parents of a minor child who turned 25 in 2012. They retire for a full pension at the age limit that applies when they turn 55. At the age of 55 in 2018 they retire in 2024 at the new age limit of 61. The same age limits apply to parents of three who turn 23 in 2012 and age 55 after 2015.
6 Pension with a disabled child. In cases where there is a disabled child, retirement from the State is allowed for the mother, as long as she reaches 25 years of age and 50 years of age.
Reduced limit
The pension with a reduced age limit from the State is paid in 4 categories with the following conditions:
7 Women who turned 25 years old in 2010 can receive a reduced rate upon turning 55 years of age if they have reached the said limit by 31.12.2022.
8 Men with 25 years of age until 2010 can receive a reduced rate upon reaching the age of 60 if they have completed it by 31.12.2022.
9 Men and women who turned 25 in 2011 can receive a reduced pension at the age of 56 if they have completed it by 31.12.2022.
10 Men and women who turned 25 in 2012 get a reduced age at age 58 if they have completed it by 31.12.2022.
Insured persons who turn 25 after 2013 or who are 55-60 years old after 2022 get reduced to 62.
For 5 categories
Exit before 62 from IKA
From the IKA, the insured persons who can retire this year with age limits below 62 years are the following:
11 Mothers who completed a total of 5,500 insurance days with a minor child in 2010 and turned 55 by 2018. Under these conditions, they can withdraw in 2024 for a full pension with the new age limit of 61, while they go out anytime with a discount.
12 Mothers who had 5,500 days of insurance with a minor child in 2011 and turned 52 by 2017 are retiring this year with a reduced pension as they reach the new age limit of 58.5.
13 Mothers who had 5,500 days of insurance with a minor child in 2012 and reached the age of 55 by 2018 retire on a reduced pension in 2024 with the new age limit of 61.
14 Men and women with 10,500 days of insurance in total, of which 7,500 days of “heavy” insurance retire in 2024 with an age limit of 60 for reduced pension and 62 for full. The reduction in this version is 12% on the national pension, i.e. only 51 euros with the national pension at 375.17 euros, instead of 426.17 euros.
15 Women insured under heavy IKA. They retire with a full pension at the age of 55, 56 and 57 if they have completed 4,500 days of insurance by 2010, 2011 or 2012, of which 3,600 days in heavy and of these 1,000 days in the 17 years before retirement age.
For 6 categories
“Windows” in DEKO-bank Funds
From the DEKO-bank Funds, mothers of minors and mothers of three children can receive a full pension until the end of 2024 with age limits below 60 years under the following conditions:
16 Mothers employed in DEKO-banks born in 1966, who were 25 years old in 2010 with a minor child and completed their 50th year of age by 2016, leave at any time for a full pension with an age limit of 56.9 years which they have already completed.
17 Mother employees in DEKO-banks who in 2011 had the necessary 25 years with a minor child and completed their 52nd year of age by 2017 leave with a full pension in 2024 with an age limit of 58.5 years.
18 DEKO-bank employee mothers who in 2012 had the necessary 25 years with a minor child and reached the age of 55 by 2018 retire with a full pension in 2024 with an age limit of 61.
19 Mothers of three employees of DEKO-banks who in 2010 had completed the necessary 20 years required by the statutory provisions of their Funds can leave within 2024 without an age limit.
20 mother-of-three employees of DEKO-banks who had completed the necessary 20 years of service in 2011 and reached the age of 52 by 2017 will leave in 2024 with an age limit of 58.5 years.
21 DEKO-bank employees mothers with three children who had completed the necessary 20 years in 2012 even with the redemption of fictitious years and completed their 55th year of age by 2018 leave in 2024 with an age limit of 61 years.
The amounts for full and reduced pension
The amounts that will be received by insured persons who will leave with a full or reduced pension in 2024 are structured according to the salary and the years of insurance as follows:
* With a pensionable salary of 900 euros and 25 years of insurance, the full pension will be 612 euros and the reduced pension will be 484 euros.
* With a pensionable salary of 1,380 euros and 30 years of insurance, the full pension will be 790 euros and the reduced pension will be 662 euros. With 33 years the full pension will be 872 euros and the reduced 744 euros.
* With a pensionable salary of 1,620 euros and 30 years of insurance, the full pension will be 853 euros and the reduced pension will be 726 euros. With 33 years, the full pension will be 950 euros and the reduced 822 euros.
* With a pensionable salary of 1,700 euros and 30 years of insurance, the full pension will be 874 euros and the reduced pension will be 747 euros. With 33 years the full pension will be 975 euros and the reduced 848 euros.
Pension from the State with “35 years” provisions
| With 25 years until 2010 and 37 in total | |
| Total 37 years and age 55 | Retirement age limit |
| in 2017 | 57,8 |
| in 2018 | 58,6 |
| in 2019 | 59,5 |
| in 2020 | 60,3 |
| in 2021 | 61,2 |
| in 2022 | 62 and 40 years |
Parents’ pension from the State with 25 years in 2011
| Age 52 years | Retirement age limit |
| in 2017 | 58,5 |
| in 2018 | 60,2 |
| in 2019 | 61,10 |
| in 2020 | 63,7 |
| in 2021 | 65,3 |
| in 2022 | 67 |
Reduced mothers’ pension from the IKA
| With 5,500 stamps and a minor in 2010 or 2011 | Age 50 or 52 |
| Retirement age | in 2016 |
| 56,9 | in 2017 |
| 58,5 | in 2018 |
| 60,2 | in 2019 |
| 61,10 | from 1/1/2020 |
62
Insured in the IKA until 31/12/1992
| Full and reduced pension with “heavy” in IKA | ||
| With 10,500 stamps in total and 7,500 in “heavy” | Retirement age | |
| Full pension | Reduced pension | in 2012 |
| 56,6 | 54,6 | In 2013 |
| 60,9 | 58,9 | In 2014 |
| 61,6 | 59,6 | From 1/1/2015 |
62
| 60 | |
| Full mothers’ pension from DEKO-bank Funds | 25 years old and a minor in 2010-2011 |
| Age 50-52 | Retirement age |
| 2017 | 58,5 |
| 2018 | 60,2 |
| 2019 | 61,1 |
| 2020 | 63,7 |
| 2021 | 65,3 |
2022 67
| AMOUNTS FOR FULL AND REDUCED PENSION AT 25, 30 AND 33 YEARS IN 2024 | Pensionable salary 2025 | Pension with 25 years | ||||
| Pension with 30 years | Pension with 33 years | Complete | Reduced | Complete | Reduced | |
| Complete | Reduced | 900 € | 612 € | 484 € | 664 € | 536 € |
| 717 € | 589 € | 980 € | 628 € | 500 € | 685 € | 557 € |
| 743 € | 615 € | 1.060 € | 645 € | 517 € | 706 € | 578 € |
| 769 € | 641 € | 1.140 € | 661 € | 533 € | 727 € | 599 € |
| 795 € | 667 € | 1.220 € | 678 € | 550 € | 748 € | 620 € |
| 820 € | 693 € | 1.300 € | 694 € | 566 € | 769 € | 641 € |
| 846 € | 718 € | 1.380 € | 711 € | 583 € | 790 € | 662 € |
| 872 € | 744 € | 1.460 € | 727 € | 599 € | 811 € | 683 € |
| 898 € | 770 € | 1.540 € | 744 € | 616 € | 832 € | 704 € |
| 924 € | 796 € | 1.620 € | 760 € | 632 € | 853 € | 726 € |
| 950 € | 822 € | 1.700 € | 777 € | 649 € | 874 € | 747 € |
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