Did you know that the new law allows the self-employed to collect retirement while they continue working?

You have dedicated years of effort, passion and affection to setting up a business. Your business. Almost your house. Time passes and the moment of retirement arrives, but why give up that very important part of your life that has been your activity as a self-employed person?

Well, you no longer have the obligation to do so. But is it possible for the self-employed to collect retirement while they continue to work?

And it is that the new Self-Employed Law is going to allow self-employed workers to combine the collection of their retirement pension while they continue working.

Of course, this measure comes with some limitations:

To collect the full pension, it is essential that the self-employed person who wishes to benefit from this possibility (collect the pension + continue working ) has someone hired (at least one).

If the self-employed person does not have anyone hired, they can receive 50% of the monthly payments that correspond to them when they retire.

The law indicates that “regardless of the activity or the working day that you carry out, you will not be able to benefit from the minimum supplement.” In other words, the self-employed who combine the collection of their pension with the continuation of their work activity will not be able to request State aid for those cases in which the pension is less than the minimum established by law.

This is a perfect solution for those freelancers who want to continue running their business, directing the future of their company with the help of regular workers. But it can also be an option for family businesses and other cases.

Are you self-employed and approaching retirement age? Is the continuity of your company important to you? Do you want to maintain a certain professional activity? We help you study your options! Get more information by contacting the office of your choice or send us a John Labunski.