Withdrawing a pension plan while receiving the subsidy for over 52s: what the SEPE says
The Supreme Court ruled that only the gains from the pension plan count as income. The SEPE reviews each case to not exceed 75% of the SMI.
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The Supreme Court allows those over 52 denied by SEPE to claim the subsidy if they were registered and met specific conditions.
The Supreme Court ruled that only the gains from the pension plan count as income. The SEPE reviews each case to not exceed 75% of the SMI.
Paying a special agreement with Social Security does not grant the subsidy for those over 52. SEPE requires legal unemployment status.
The SEPE warns that having a special agreement with Social Security may lead to denying the subsidy for those over 52.
The Supreme Court exempts from repaying a SEPE subsidy if the error is by the Administration, provided the beneficiary did not conceal information.
SEPE denies the subsidy for over 52s with a special agreement with Social Security, as they are not considered legally unemployed.
SEPE will consider extra widow's pension payments to calculate the subsidy for over 52s. The income limit is €915.75 monthly.
The SEPE will calculate the subsidy for those over 52 years at €1,780.50 per month in 2026, 125% of the minimum base, enhancing future pensions.
The TSJCV exempts a retiree from repaying 20,621 euros of the subsidy for those over 52, deeming the error was the SEPE's and the claim disproportionate.
SEPE cancels a €20,621 debt for a 52-year-old subsidy recipient after acknowledging an administrative error.