Widow’s pension is compatible with Assegno sociale and benefits for disabled individuals.
However, the risk of losing one or both benefits once you start receiving the widow’s pension is quite high.
As both Assegno sociale and disability benefits are means-tested, the additional income from a widow’s pension increases the likelihood of exceeding the income thresholds.
At the death of a pensioner, the spouse can apply for a widow’s pension, receiving 60% of the original amount if there are no children, 80% with one child, and 100% with two or more children.
The pension is also granted to a separated spouse, while in case of divorce, the entitlement is subject to specific conditions.
In some cases, children may also be eligible for the pension, including minors, disabled children, and full-time students under 26.
If there is no spouse or children to claim the pension, it may be granted to parents over 65 years old or siblings who meet certain criteria.
It’s important to note that the widow’s pension is fully taxable and can impact the eligibility for other state benefits.
Assegno sociale is a financial aid available to economically disadvantaged individuals over 67 years old.
The amount for this year is €534.41 per month, totaling €6,947.33 annually.
However, the full benefit is only granted to those with no income, and it is reduced for recipients with additional earnings, such as a widow’s pension.
Assegno sociale is not payable if the recipient’s total income exceeds the annual threshold.
Therefore, the compatibility with a widow’s pension depends on the respective amounts, and in cases where the pension is lower, individuals can apply for Assegno sociale to supplement their income.
Disability benefits are only provided to individuals who meet certain income requirements.
Therefore, compatibility with a widow’s pension exists when the pension amount falls below the specified thresholds.
The eligibility criteria for disability benefits vary based on the degree of disability and are updated annually.
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