pensions

  • What pension rights does a non-working wife have in Luxembourg?

    18 Jan 2007, 02:40 Anonymous
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  • pension rights of a non-working wife

    Currently none really, except for a survivor's pension in case of the husband's death, if the husband worked or was entiteled to a pension in Luxembourg.
    There's also the "forfait d'éducation", commonly named "Mammerent" (=mother's pension), a small amount of money paid monthly when you passed the age of 60 and have given birth to a child / children while living in Luxembourg.

    Tine 13 Mar 2007, 01:20 - Report
  • Pension contribution

    I am a EU citizen, worked for five years in Luxembourg and made contributions to my pension, Centre Coummun de la Securite Social, and now live in the US, will I be able to get a refund or do I have to wait until I'm 65. Thanks!

    Phil 06 Nov 2008, 08:22 - Report
  • pension refund

    Hello,
    I was working in Luxembourg for 18 months and was paying my pension regularly. I quit my job a few months back. What happens to the pension that I paid. Will I get a refund?
    Albert

    Albert 22 May 2009, 11:15 - Report
  • pension

    hello,
    you are not entitle to a pension refund. The money is payable at the age of 65.

    kate 08 Jul 2009, 06:27 - Report
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