Lag om ändring av lagen om pension för företagare | 798 — Finland law | Esheria

Lag om ändring av lagen om pension för företagare

A self-employed person has a right to old-age pension from the month after turning 63–68, and in some cases can get it at the pension age under the Seamen’s Pensions Act if they retired early under that law.

Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
798
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
sv
Updated
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disability pension old-age pension pension start date pensions retirement retirement benefits retroactive pension transition rules

Statute overview

About this statute

A self-employed person has a right to old-age pension from the month after turning 63–68, and in some cases can get it at the pension age under the Seamen’s Pensions Act if they retired early under that law. Old-age pension starts the month after application, with limited retroactive granting possible for some old-age pensions. An entrepreneur aged 61–67 who has moved to part-time work has a right to part-time pension. An entrepreneur may, on application, receive pension accrued from entrepreneurial activity during disability pension in specified transition situations.

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    sv

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