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Yes , you can continue to make payments into your PEE/PEI, your Collective PER or your Mandatory PER after your retirement or pre-retirement, provided you have made at least one payment into each of these plans , before the termination of the employment contract, or not having fully released your savings.
⚠️ Please note:
Each new payment made after your retirement is blocked for 5 years in the PEE/PEI, except in the case of early release for a reason other than retirement or termination of the employment contract . In the event that the payment of your premiums occurs after your retirement, you can still request the release of the sums placed in your PEE/PEI.
Payments made after the date of your retirement into your Collective PER/Mandatory PER are immediately available and recoverable at any time (except in the case of combined employment and retirement).
You can no longer benefit from the contribution in addition to your new payments.
⚠️ Please note:
Each new payment made after your retirement is blocked for 5 years in the PEE/PEI , except in the case of early release for a reason other than retirement or termination of the employment contract . In the event that the payment of your premiums occurs after your retirement, you can still request the release of the sums placed in your PEE/PEI.
Payments made after the date of your retirement into your Collective PER/Mandatory PER are immediately available and recoverable at any time (except in the case of combined employment and retirement).
You can no longer benefit from the contribution in addition to your new payments.
