Question 13775 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Michel Delpon draws the attention of the Secretary of State, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the situation of disabled workers who have reached the legal retirement age and whose disability recognition rate has been recognized between 50% and 79%. From the age of 62, for them, the benefit of the disabled adult allowance ends and retirement pensions and social benefits compensatory measures take over in most cases, whereas from an 80% disability recognition rate, the AAH is maintained beyond this age. Having been unable to hold a job permanently and lead a career allowing them to claim a retirement pension, these people see their purchasing power drop suddenly when they live as a couple because these benefits are calculated on the income of the tax home. In fact, the annual income ceiling conditioning the right to AAH in this situation is 19,459 euros and that of ASPA is 15,222.54 euros. So when the ASPA takes over, a household's income becomes capped at 1,268.54 euros per month whereas they were previously at 1,621.58 euros. This drop in purchasing power represents a form of double punishment for those who, for health reasons, were unable to open their right to a decent retirement. Also, he asks how the State can support these retirees whose state of health has not allowed them to contribute to the financing of their retirement.

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