How Do I Get Back My Jubilacion When I Leave Argentina??

[alc4y27]

Hi! I would really appreciate any help anyone has on this topic. I have had a job here for the last 3 years and will finish in December. They take over 10% out each month for jubilacion. Being as I am not going to retire in Argentina how do I go about getting this back? thank you!!

 

[syngirl]

You can't usually just "get it back" -- however if you are from a country that has an accord with Argentina (ie Spain) I believe that they can transfer the funds to that country's programme. Otherwise I think it's just tough luck...

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Hi! I would really appreciate any help anyone has on this topic. I have had a job here for the last 3 years and will finish in December. They take over 10% out each month for jubilacion. Being as I am not going to retire in Argentina how do I go about getting this back? thank you!!

My understanding is that it goes directly to Máximo to distribute as he sees fit.

 

[alc4y27]

thats is what i thought....fantastic...so pretty much thats 2500 pesos a month into the argy goverments pocket

 

[Montauk_Project]

You making good money!

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

senior mgmt in a multinacional, sent down on a futile mission to bring order. Returning to the mothership after proving himself in the colonies.

good guess alc4y27?

 

[alc4y27]

Hahahha not even. Good money? you mean after the 7000 for ganacias, 3000 for something i have no idea that they take out the overall 8000 pesos a month isnt anywhere near what i would call good money.

 

[ARbound]

I kissed about 16,000 ARS good bye, can't qualify for retirement ever, cant transfer it so it goes to a new pair of... shoes... for Dear leader.
Oh well, thankfully it wasn't more.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

You don't get it back.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

You don't get it back.

I think most people assumed that.