If I receive dowry money, will the monthly salary of my mother and sister be reduced? – Last Minute Economy News

Question: My mother, my sister and I, because of my father, who was an SSK member, died in 2007; We receive widow and orphan pension. I will get married this summer. My sister and I receive 2250 TL monthly, and my mother receives 4500 TL monthly. If I request dowry money, will my mother’s and sister’s salaries be reduced? How much dowry aid will I receive?

To daughters who marry while receiving survivor’s pension, the two-year amount of their pension is paid in advance as a one-time marriage allowance (popularly referred to as dowry aid). The pension of girls who are given marriage allowance is stopped from the beginning of the payment period following the date of marriage, and it is cut off two years after the date of suspension of the pension. The additional payment amount is not taken into account in the marriage allowance calculation.

If the beneficiary receiving marriage allowance gets divorced within two years from the date his pension is cut off, his pension will not be granted until the end of the two-year period. The salaries of other beneficiaries in the file are redetermined starting from the payment period following the end of the period during which the marriage allowance is given. If you request marriage benefit, your salary will be cut and 24 times the salary you are receiving, excluding the additional payment amount, will be given to you as marriage benefit. In this case, your mother and sister’s pension will continue to be paid for two years without any change in share. Because in the current situation, your mother’s share is 50 percent, and your and your sister’s share is 25 percent.

At the end of two years, although your mother’s and your brother’s shares remain the same, the monthly amounts to be paid to them in return for their shares are; The lower limit pension to be paid to the two beneficiaries (spouse 60 percent, child 30 percent) of the insured who died before October 2008 is compared with the monthly amounts determined according to the shares of the beneficiaries of the lower limit pension determined in accordance with Article 5510/addition 19, and the higher monthly pension is paid. . As a result, if you get married, your salary will be cut, and whether you request marriage allowance or not will not make any difference in the share and pension of your mother and sister.

CAN I GET PENSION AND RETIREMENT BONUS?

Question: I was born on 02/10/1972. I started my working life with 4/a-SSK status on 02/01/1995 and moved to 4/c public status as of 08/07/2010. I combined service for the time I worked as an SSK member. My institutional service in 4/c status is 13 years and 5 months, 3472 days in 4/a status, and 377 days in private bank fund. Under these conditions, can I retire from the Pension Fund and receive a bonus? Berna K.

Since your insurance start date was before September 8, 1999, you are within the scope of EYT and since you have service in more than one status (SSK, 506/temporary article 20 fund and Pension Fund) in accordance with the law no. 2829, your service subject to the Pension Fund within the last seven years of actual service. You can retire within this scope because it is more. Since you are within the scope of EYT, there is no age requirement, but you must have 20 full years (7200 days) of service. It is understood that you have a total of 8679 days of service, including 13 years and 5 months = 4830 days of civil servant service, 3472 days of SSK service and 377 days of bank fund service. In this case, you can retire from 4/-c, that is, civil service, and receive retirement bonus for your periods of service in the public sector.

HOW CAN I RETIRE?

Question: I was born on 6/7/1960. My first insurance start is 23/6/2005. Currently, my premium payment days count is 5630 and I will be 65 years old in July. Do I have a chance to retire before completing 7000 premium days? I still work in the private sector, but I no longer have the strength to work. How can I retire?

Your retirement conditions within the scope of SSK according to your employment date of 23/6/2005; – 58 years of age and at least 7000 days or, – 58 years of age, 25 years of insurance period and at least 4500 days. When your situation is evaluated according to the first condition; Although the age requirement of 58 has been met, since you have 5630 days left (7000- 5630=1370), you need to pay premiums for approximately four more years to complete the 7000 days required for retirement. According to the second condition, although the conditions of 58 years of age and 4500 days are met, the 25-year insurance period will expire on 23/6/2030. Therefore, in this case, it does not seem possible for you to retire immediately according to general conditions. However, there are special conditions in the law. Insured people who benefit from tax deduction due to their disability (provided that the degree of disability is at least 40 percent) are granted a pension under more favorable conditions according to their degree of disability, regardless of age.