LIVE – Pension reform: our experts’ answers to your questions

• your question

I was born in April 1962. I started working in September 1978. I did my national service from 1980 to 1981 and I am also unemployed for two and a half years. I have been in the civil service since July 1991, I took two years and five months of availability and also had 481 days of sick leave. Can I retire on March 1, 2024?

• The answer from the BFMTV experts

It is impossible to answer you at this time because a personalized interview is necessary for your profile. You should discuss this with your pension plan. If you benefit from the long-career regime, it is essential that you obtain a long-career certificate that, when you retire, you must send to your pension plan.

• your question

I was born in December 1963. I started working in August 1981. I completed four quarters before turning 18 and I have validated, to date, 168 quarters with contributions (including four due to unemployment). I want to take advantage of the long-term scheme to retire as planned on January 1, 2024. Will I take advantage of the escape clause?

• The answer from the BFMTV experts

All people who were born between September 1, 1961 and December 31, 1963, and who have validated 168 quarters, can still leave at age 60. You can retire as planned on January 1, 2024.

The official simulator of the Info-retraite.fr site has been updated, allowing you to find out your retirement age or the amount of your pension. Now it takes into account the reform measures.

The Retirement Union, a public interest group (PIG) ​​that brings together all mandatory retirement organizations and operates this official simulator, says it is ready to secure a high volume of connections.

Union Portrait experts will be on BFTV all day to answer your questions.

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