Fernando Romay (66 Years Old), Sportsman: “I Can Retire but I Can’t Charge 100% of What I Have because I Lack 4 Years of Contribution”
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One of the most important players in the history of Spain is in a complicated situation
They were elite athletes, representing Spain in competitions such as the Olympic or World Games and now they cannot retire or have ridiculous pensions left. Why? Because the years they spent training and competing do not count for contribution purposes. The great precursor of this change and that they are recognized these years as work and social security contributions is former gymnast Almudena Cid. She and many other elite athletes participate…
Social Security has announced a measure that will allow certain former professional athletes to recover years of activity that, to date, were not counted for retirement. The regulation, which will enter into force on December 25, 2026, opens the door for these professionals to be able to incorporate into their contribution history periods worked before their disciplines were integrated into the General Social Security Regime.This change, reflect…
Fernando Romay, one of the great legends of Spanish basketball and a member of the historic selection that won the silver medal at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, has denounced in the program 'Salvados', de laSexta, a situation that affects numerous athletes of his generation. At 67 years old, the former player of Real Madrid assures that he still lacks four years of contribution to be able to access 100% of the retirement pension that wo…
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