The pension reform will come into force on September 1, 2023: now, despite the parliamentary soap opera, this chance is no longer really in the shadow of a doubt. Have you planned a retirement in the coming months? And you realize that it is better to postpone it? You can cancel your request until October 31, 2023.
Retirement is scheduled almost a year in advance. And, from a purely administrative point of view, the Retirement insurance or the complementary Agirc-Arrco advise you to submit your request at least 6 months before the planned departure date.
If you are one of the first to be affected by the extension of the contribution period and the decline in the legal age – if you are from the end of 1961, in particular – the entry into force of the reform completely challenges causes your calculations. Some will have to return to work after taking advantage of the days from their time savings account, others risk an unanticipated discount for a missing quarter…
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Two months to go back
In order to avoid these unpleasant surprises, consequences of the rapid application of this reform following its adoption, the government had announced a sort of withdrawal period. The law carrying the pension reform effectively provides for a possibility ofcancellation of their pension or pension application. The law returned a decree for the conditions of this cancellation. THE decree was published on Sunday, June 4.
Verdict: the cancellation request address the Cnav (Retirement insurance, Carsat in the region) or MSA, for example, should be sent no later than October 31, 2023.
Two months of delay, therefore, and no more, despite the declarations of the cabinet of the Minister of Labor to the press a few weeks ago: Two months, to us seemed a sufficiently long delay…, explained at the beginning of May the cabinet of Olivier Dussopt . In the end, it was deemed too short. We are looking at it to extend this period. The lengthening option apparently did not seem to be useful in the end.
Pension reform: how to postpone a departure that no longer allows you to leave full rate?