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| 2. You have reached the age of eligibility for an old-age pension - Second age - age of entitlement to old-age pension |
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If you were not entitled to an old-age pension at the furst age (retirement age) because you had high income, at the second age (age of intitlementto old-age pension) you will be entitled to pension irrespective of your income.
Up to June 30, 2004, this age was 70 for men and 65 for women.
As of July 1, 2004, the age of entitlement for men is still 70, and for women it is between 65 and 70, depending in date of birth, as can be seen in the following table.
Age of Entitlement to Old-age Pension for women:
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Date of birth (month and year) |
Age of entitlement to old-age pension |
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To |
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6/1939 |
65 |
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7/1939 |
8/1939 |
65 and 4 months |
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9/1939 |
4/1940 |
65 and 8 months |
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5/1940 |
12/1940 |
66 |
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1/1941 |
8/1941 |
66 and 4 months |
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9/1941 |
4/1942 |
66 and 8 months |
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5/1942 |
12/1944 |
67 |
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1/1945 |
8/1945 |
67 and 4 months |
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9/1945 |
4/1946 |
67 and 8 months |
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5/1946 |
12/1946 |
68 |
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1/1947 |
8/1947 |
68 and 4 months |
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9/1947 |
4/1948 |
68 and 8 months |
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5/1948 |
12/1948 |
16 nine |
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1/1949 |
8/1949 |
69 and 4 months |
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9/1949 |
4/1950 |
69 and 8 months |
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5/1950 |
and thereafter |
70 |
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