Question 23765 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade draws the attention of the High Commissioner, to the Minister of Solidarity and Health, responsible for pensions, to the difficulties encountered for candidates for retirement residing abroad or being on international mobility. Indeed, the numerous administrative contingencies and the high number of contacts make the journey of the future retiree particularly long and difficult. Thus, the CNAVTS like the Supplementary pension funds recommend that retirement candidates begin the process six months before the planned retirement date. But the delays between the request for liquidation of the pension and its payment can be much longer. Dematerialized methods can constitute an alternative but the apprehension of these tools can sometimes constitute a barrier for many future retirees, especially more than the alternatives (calls or travel to CARSAT hotlines) are poorly suited to the situation of French people on the move. The hotlines are often far from the geographical locations of non-residents, and the switchboard numbers are difficult to reach. These obstacles can incur numerous costs for retirement candidates and ultimately lead some candidates to give up their rights. As part of the pension reform, he wants to know how it will take into account the situation of mobile retirees, in order to be able to simplify their administrative process as best as possible.

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