Supplementary Pension: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how your accumulated points turn into monthly payments and how to ensure your account details are up to date.
The Supplementary Pension is a retirement benefit for workers in the private sector that provides additional income alongside your state pension.
Who it's for
This scheme is available to all employees working in the private sector.
What you get
You receive a monthly payment during your retirement. The amount of money you get is determined by the total number of points you accumulated throughout your working career.
What it costs you
There is no direct fee to join or receive this benefit. The calculation is done automatically by the issuing body. However, you must take the time to ensure your bank details are current so your payments arrive without delay.
The catch to know
Your retirement points are eventually converted into euros. It is important to check that the total number of points listed in your account matches the records on your past payslips to ensure you receive the correct amount.
How to apply
- Review your career history and accumulated points.
- Verify that your point totals align with your historical payslips.
- Confirm that your bank information is correctly updated in the system.
- Visit the official portal to manage your account: https://www.agirc-arrco.fr