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garik
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Joined: 29 Dec 2006
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| I’ve decided to claim my state pension right when I reached minimum conditions and so I’ve been doing for some time. My boss finally arranged everything and all I needed to do is to give my acceptance, but than I’ve changed my mind. It seems now that I have all the conditions, my leaving is arranged, but I was thinking about staying at work and deferring my state pension in order to make it bigger, since I can still work, for as much as I see. Can I change my mind like this? |
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domini
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Joined: 26 Jun 2006
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| Posted: 01/19/08 - 01:52 Post subject: |
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| I am sure that you have the right to change your mind, only question is how hard they will make it for you… But, I don’t know if you’ve signed anything so far. Anyway, it is a truly good option, to defer your pension. I did that and I must say that I don’t know how I could manage if I haven’t been working for several years more, since my pension would be extremely low. I admire a person who survives with standard pension. |
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