2024-03-23 10:33:05
Preparing for retirement can be a headache. Reuters/Charles Platiau / Charles Platiau
THE ECO + After the pension reform, many of you are wondering when and under what conditions you will be able to leave. Do children always allow us to anticipate our departure? Is it worth buying back quarters? Le Figaro interviewed experts.
“With their mania for wanting to do everything online, I can’t cope”, laments Nathalie, 67 years old. This alert brunette, without a single white hair, a company executive, is due to retire on July 1st. But completing your file is like an obstacle course and a big bout of stress. “I scanned all my documents, but small details don’t fit right. The National Old Age Insurance Fund (CNAV) wanted me to send 12 pay slips, but that doesn’t work because it limits me to 4 megabytes. I made more than 20 phone calls. Seeing that I was anxious on the phone, an Agirc-Arrco advisor offered me a physical meeting”, explains Nathalie, relieved. It’s not so easy to prepare for retirement, retrace your career and choose the ideal time to optimize your rights. Le Figaro answers the questions you ask yourself and takes stock of the solutions that can help you approach this period calmly.
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