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Federal Chamber 56K1837 Social policy Under consideration

Automatic five-year review of income guarantee for elderly people

Official title: Wetsvoorstel tot wijziging van het koninklijk besluit van 23 mei 2001 tot instelling van een algemeen reglement betreffende de inkomensgarantie voor ouderen, teneinde om de vijf jaar de rechten op de inkomensgarantie te herzien ten bate van de ouderen.

Status: Parliament is still discussing this proposal, for example in a committee or while waiting for advice. (parliament: ‘Pending in the Chamber’)

In plain language

  • The pension service will be required to automatically review entitlement to the income guarantee for the elderly (GRAPA/IGO), or an increase of it, at least every five years.
  • This affects individuals who have reached the legal retirement age and currently receive no income guarantee or only a partial benefit.
  • You will no longer necessarily have to apply yourself if your financial situation deteriorates; the administration will regularly check your situation automatically.

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