How is the number of retirement days calculated?
The most important conditions you must meet for retirement are meeting the retirement age and meeting the number of days for which premiums are paid. So how is the number of retirement days calculated? All the curious details are in our news…
CALCULATION AND CONSULTATION OF PENSION DAYS ELECTRONICALLY
First of all, to know the calculation of the pension and consult the table through the electronic administration, Click the verify my identity now button on the inquiry screen. Then enter your TR ID number and password to verify your identity. From the page that opens, you can find out the insurance branch and the service start date by entering the information.
If you want to know the calculation of retirement and consultation table via electronic administration without electronic administration password, the steps to follow are the following; when you click this link You can calculate by entering the requested information in the table on the screen that opens (your gender, date of birth, date of service (this is the first date of insurance), whether you have a disability (if you have a disability), premature aging, and information current).
HOW MANY DAYS ARE REQUIRED TO RETIRE? CAN YOU RETIRE WITH 4500 DAYS?
The number of pension premium days for men and women whose first insurance date falls between 09.09.1999 and 04.30.2008 is 7000 days. Women and men who wish to retire with 4,500 days of retirement premium between 09.09.1999 and 04.30.2008 must have reached the age of 58 for women and 60 for men and both have 25 years of insurance. Those who want to retire with 5,400 days will be able to retire in 2035 at the earliest if women turn 61 and men turn 63. Women who want to retire with 3,600 days can retire after 2011 if they are 58 years old and men 60 years old. The retirement with 3600 days is different from others because the pensions are relatively smaller than others.
Those who started their first insurance after 1.5.2008 can retire after 7,200 days, 60 years and 25 years of insurance. In addition, the retirement age has been gradually increasing since this date. Those who complete 7,200 days at the end of 2037 can retire at age 61, those who complete it at the end of 2039 are 62, those who complete it at the end of 2041 are 63, those who complete it at the end of 2043 are 64, and those who complete by the end of 2044 will be able to retire at age 65.
It is done in a similar way for those who will withdraw from BAĞKUR. For those who entered before 9.8.1999, it is calculated according to the time remaining to turn 25 years old. Those who joined between 9.8.1999 and 4.30.2008 retire at 9,000 days and 60 years of age. The same conditions apply to those who entered after 1.5.2008, and the age gradually increases.
BAĞKUR PENSION DAY CALCULATION
To calculate the number of retirement days for BAĞ-KUR members, Click on this link. Then enter your retirement type, gender, and date of birth. Then, if you have a disability, enter the degree of your disability, your premature aging, and if you have a child who needs care, enter this information. In this way, after entering the information of your special case, select the option to withdraw with an external loan and then click on the Accept button. After these operations, you can calculate the number of 4D days.
HOW MANY DAYS ARE REQUIRED TO WITHDRAW FROM THE PENSION FUND?
There are also retirement conditions for civil servants. It is similar to the conditions in BAĞKUR, and the condition of 25 years and 9000 days is sought. But after 1.5.2008, the retirement age is also gradually increased here.
PENSION FUND CALCULATION OF THE NUMBER OF PENSION DAYS
For the calculation of the number of days of retirement of the insured 4C; Click on this link. On the next page, enter your date of birth and gender. Then enter the start and end dates of your 4C services. If you left the job and re-entered the job, please indicate this using the Add button. If you have services 4A and 4B, you can calculate the number of days after entering them.
NOTE: The conditions mentioned above are valid for men. The same periods are taken into account when calculating for women, but the retirement age is earlier.
Source: Sozcu

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