When Can You Start Receiving Your Pension: At 65 or 70?

Discover when you can start your pension benefits—at 65 or 70? Learn about eligibility and maximizing your payments.

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Eligibility for pension depends on your country and specific pension plan. In many countries, you can start receiving a pension at age 65 if you meet certain criteria, but delaying benefits until age 70 can often lead to higher monthly payments. Check with your specific pension provider for exact details.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the best age to start receiving pension benefits? The best age depends on your financial situation, but starting at 70 can yield higher monthly payments.
  2. Can you receive a pension before age 65? Yes, in some cases, you may receive a pension earlier, depending on your plan's rules.
  3. What factors affect pension eligibility? Pension eligibility typically depends on your age, years of service, and contribution history.
  4. Is it better to delay pension benefits? Delaying benefits often results in higher monthly payments, making it a beneficial choice for many.

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