ARF and Benefit for 65 year old
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Are you referring to this payment and the PRSI credits attaching to it?
www.citizensinformation.ie
Payment for people who retire at 65
If you retire at 65, you may qualify for a benefit payment until you reach 66. The payment is similar to Jobseeker’s Benefit, but you don’t need to be looking for work or sign on at your local Intreo centre.
You will get 52 Jobseekers credits added automatically to your Prsi record from the Benefit Payment 65.
If your ARF drawdown is 5000 euro or greater for any year, you will get 52 class S paid contributions automatically added to your Prsi record.
These class S contributions are possible up to the date you claim the State Contributory Pension or age 70. Whichever occurs first.
You can get both class S and Jobseekers credits in the same year, but only a maximum of 52 can be counted as Reckonable for the State pension.
If your ARF drawdown is 5000 euro or greater for any year, you will get 52 class S paid contributions automatically added to your Prsi record.
These class S contributions are possible up to the date you claim the State Contributory Pension or age 70. Whichever occurs first.
You can get both class S and Jobseekers credits in the same year, but only a maximum of 52 can be counted as Reckonable for the State pension.
Yes that’s the one. Sorry I had to remove the link as I got an error when trying to post. Thanks.
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