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"El SEPE te lo corta automáticamente": la ayuda que te van a quitar sin avisar …
El SEPE te puede cortar la ayuda para mayores de 65 años sin previo aviso. Los requisitos y lo que debes saber para cobrar esta ayuda.
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Thousands at Risk: Spain's 52-Year-Old Subsidy Cut at 65 Without Warning
Madrid, Spain – A recent video from legal firm Fidelitis has brought to light a critical issue affecting thousands of older Spaniards receiving the 52-year-old subsidy. According to the firm, individuals may find their subsidy automatically terminated by the Public Employment Service (SEPE) upon reaching 65 years of age, even if they are not yet eligible for full retirement. The 52-year-old subsidy is designed to provide vital financial support for those who are unable to secure employment but cannot yet retire. However, new regulations in 2025 dictate that only those with over 38 years and three months of contributions can retire at 65. For others, the retirement age is 66 years and eight months. The video claims that the SEPE's system automatically assumes eligibility for retirement at 65, leading to an unannounced cessation of the subsidy. "You won't receive a letter, email, or call. They simply leave you without income," stated the speaker in the video. Fidelitis warns that this legal gap has left countless individuals without resources. However, the firm also offers a solution: "You can reclaim, reactivate the subsidy, and even opt for other aids. But you need to know how and when to do it." They urge those affected not to risk losing their income due to an administrative error and to seek legal advice. Comments on the video reflect widespread confusion and concern, with some users confirming they experienced the unannounced cut, while others stated they continued to receive the subsidy past 65, highlighting inconsistencies or different personal circumstances. This suggests a need for clearer communication and guidance from official bodies regarding these complex social security regulations.
