Not only university degree, the other options for redemptions with contribution peace
Recovering 'gap' periods is possible for all workers who have no contributions before 1996. Up to five annuities can be recovered
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I started working in 1998 and I have gaps in my contribution statement and I am not a graduate. Are there other types of buy-back to anticipate my pension?
In addition to degree redemption, there are other forms of redemption that allow one to increase one's contribution years. One of the most innovative is that of contribution peace. The Budget Law of 2024 has in fact reintroduced, on an experimental basis for the two-year period 2024-2025, the possibility of redeeming periods uncovered by contributions.
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The application for contribution peace can be submitted by those insured with the Inps, the Employees' Fund and other management schemes, including the Separate Management. Workers must not have any contributions prior to 1996 nor must they hold direct pension benefits in any pension management. Those who meet these requirements may buy back periods not covered by contributions between the first and the last credited contribution (by 2023). A person who has accrued contributions in various social security managements may choose the management in which to exercise the redemption with a maximum redeemable period of 5 years, even if not consecutive. Contribution peace may also be requested by survivors, relatives and relatives-in-law within the 2nd degree. An insured person opting for this measure must never have accrued contributions before 1996, as the acquisition of insurance seniority before that year will result in the cancellation of the redemption requested and the return of the contributions paid. Contribution peace is allowed for periods not covered by contributions in all forms of compulsory social security, including foreign ones. It is not possible to redeem periods in which work was carried out with an obligation to make contributions, even if they are not covered by contributions.
The burden of the contribution peace is calculated using the so-called 'percentage' method, applying the IVS rate in force in the insurance management where the application is made (33% for employees), on the social security taxable amount of the last 12 months preceding the date of the application.




