No, typically you do not lose your widows pension if you are living with someone else. If you get remarried, that is when the pension would be taken away.
You are typically eligible for widow's pension if your spouse passes away and you were legally married to them. Specific criteria and eligibility requirements may vary depending on the country or region you live in. It's advisable to check with your local government or social security administration for more information on how to apply for widow's pension.
It depends how many different pensions to which you may be entitled. In some countries there is a state pension. You should enquire of your state pension authority and they will give you their latest estimation of what pension you could expect at retirement. Maybe you have company-provided pension benefits. Ask them how you stand. Or maybe you have one or more private pension schemes in one form or another. Enquire of each pension provider. You will have to establish your identity with each provider before they will give you definitive information. You may also have pension options, such as early or late retirement, and/or form of pension, e.g. draw-down or annuity etc, and whether or not your pension benefits will include payments for a widow or widower following the death of the pensioner. Pensions can also be indexed or flat rate. They can be for life or have some form of fixed term, particularly for the spouse of the deceased. Discuss your options with your providers. Consider what you would prefer and what would best suit your future anticipated position, economically etc. Consideration will also be taken, later, as to your life expectancy. Those who are suffering from life threatening illnesses or who are heavy smokers, for example, may get quoted higher pensions than those who are healthy and would reasonably be expected to live to a ripe old age. Maybe you will have to make some decisions now about providing for your future. Or maybe you will decide to let the future take care of itself. Either way, it is best to make informed choices and decisions.
To live comfortably in the Netherlands for 20 years after retirement at 65 without a pension, a single female would need around $2000-$2500 per month to cover expenses like housing, utilities, food, transportation, healthcare, and leisure activities. This estimate can vary based on individual lifestyle choices and location within the Netherlands.
Pension fund generates a one sum that can at some time be withdrawn and used. On the other hand annuities are a relatively secure income that starts paying out at one fixed date after you are finished working. Many people prefer annuity precisely because of this security aspect. Under Pensions you contribute periodically and create a lump sum upto a specified minimum Age. In UK it is currently 55. If you would like to stop accumulating at this age, you get a lump sum. With this lump sum you can start withdrawing in selected frequency (note that the capital(lump sum) gets depleted as you withdraw, unless the Capital is not generating any further income. On the other hand you can buy an Annuity, which is a periodic payment to you based on your lift expectancy (how long you live futher). This is called Secured Pension and the earlier withdrawal type is unsecured pension (because of depletion/the Funds under investment not doing good). In India, we call it as pension and annuity are clubbed together. That is you accumulate and start getting an income as Annuity under the same policy. Please note that when you decide to buy annuity with the accumulated amount, universally, you have an option called Commutation or Tax Free Cash (upto maximum of 25%) to take home in lump sum and the rest is used to give you annuity.
Retirement age varies by country and often depends on the specific retirement plan or pension scheme. The traditional retirement age in many countries is around 65, but some may allow people to retire earlier or later based on individual circumstances.
They are similar to the black widows but they do not live in north america with black widows but they live in australia
Yes, Black widows can live anywhere in the U.S.
they live any where they want they live any where they want
yes
in australia
Yes
Hindu widows had to either sacrifice their life after their husband. Or live the rest of her life in exile.
If you live in the United Kingdom, you should contact 'HM Revenue and Customs' if you want to enquire about your pension.
Type your answer here... they live everywhere. from the U.S. to asia.
black widows tend to live in dark places, homes, caves, and hollow logs
no
Yes, black widows ARE always black. But, then again, not a lot of people get close enough to find out and live...