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Question 16065 — pensions: general

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Mr. Jean-Michel Brard draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation encountered by many retired people who have returned to professional activity after having asserted their pension rights before September 1, 2023. Since the entry into force of the 2023 pension reform (law no. 2023-270 of April 14, 2023 on corrective financing of social security for 2023), the people liquidating their retirement from this date can, within the framework of combining employment and retirement, acquire new pension rights. On the other hand, this possibility remains excluded for those who have retired previously, even though they continue to contribute on the income resulting from their return to work. This situation particularly concerns policyholders covered by the previous provisions, for whom the contributions deducted do not provide any additional benefits, despite their mandatory nature. This results in a difference in treatment between insured persons depending on the date of liquidation of their pension, even though they contribute in a comparable manner to the financing of the system. He therefore asks him to clarify the basis of this distinction and to indicate the reasons why people who retired before September 1, 2023 remain excluded from the system for acquiring new rights.

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