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Who Can Receive a Family Pension?
Dependent Children: Family pensions are payable to children up to 25 years of age, or until they marry or start earning a monthly income exceeding. ₹9,000 + Dearness Allowance (DA) admissible from time to time p.m., whichever is earlier.
Who is Eligible to Receive a Family Pension?
Children : Unmarried or dependent children, typically up to the age of 25, are eligible to receive the family pension. In the case of children with disabilities, the benefit may continue beyond this age limit, subject to the scheme’s provisions.
Family Pension Rules
The surviving spouse or children who are below 25 years of age (or longer in the case of a disabled child) will be eligible for a family pension. This applies if the Government servant entered service on or after 01/01/1964 (ordinarily before 31/12/2003), or was an earlier entrant governed by the Family Pension Scheme, 1964 , and:
Who is Eligible to Receive a Family Pension?
Children : Unmarried or dependent children, typically up to the age of 25, are eligible to receive the family pension. In the case of children with disabilities, the benefit may continue beyond this age limit, subject to the scheme’s provisions.
What is a Family Pension?
Family pension means a monthly financial support paid by the government to the dependents of a deceased government employee or pensioner. It ensures that the spouse and other eligible family members continue to receive a regular income after the employee’s death, whether it occurs during service or after retirement.
What is a Family Pension?
A family pension is a regular monthly income paid to the dependents of a deceased government or private-sector pensioner. It acts as a continuation of the pension, offering financial assistance to the surviving spouse , children, or, in some cases, dependent parents.
What is Family Pension in India?
A family pension is paid to the spouse of a government employee or pensioner upon their death. If there is no eligible spouse, to the eligible children (and in some cases dependent parents) as per the Family Pension Scheme, 1964, for those who entered pensionable service between January 1st, 1964, and December 31st, 2003, or earlier employees later covered under this Scheme.
What is a Family Pension?
A family pension is a regular monthly income paid to the dependents of a deceased government or private-sector pensioner. It acts as a continuation of the pension, offering financial assistance to the surviving spouse , children, or, in some cases, dependent parents.