Unmarried people not disadvantaged at pension accrual
In pension schemes it is taken into account the AOW such
as those as from the 65 year-old age is received. By means of an
arithmetician truc, namely multiply of effective AOW the amount with
10/7, arise so-called Aow-franchise can. By deducting this
deduction from pension ous paym on the salary the pension basis, about
which pension is built, arises the AOW which a 65 year-old receives
resident of the Netherlands, is however dependent on the civil status.
Thus anno 2005 get a single an amount of approximately EUR
11,000 gross per year and a married person approximately EUR 8.000. of
course receive the partner of the married person the same EUR 8,000
and this way have one together EUR 16.000.Voor the pension scheme are
important it of course which amount as a main point for Aow-franchise
are used. How lower Aow-franchise, how higher the pension
accrual a single employee has requested equal treatment the Commission
itself concerning the question pronounce if using a deduction from
pension ous paym in the pension scheme produces the AOW for isolated a
distinction off 10/7e time on the basis of civil status. Must be
noticed that the prohibition on distinction applies on the basis of
civil status just as from 1 January 2002. with respect to the period
after 1 January 2002 judges the commission which using such a
deduction from pension ous paym produces no direct distinction since
the different pension outcomes for singles and married people depend
not only but on the civil status, but rather by actual live - and
living conditions of an employee are stipulated. The commission
judges vervolgens that cannot be adopted that unmarried people in
predominating degree are met by using such a deduction from pension
ous paym, since there pair also its that less pension build because
both partners work. Of indirect distinction is therefore talk
also no.
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