I'm a pensioner, so I'm just getting by. I don't do anything.

The dependents of the worker or pensioner will also remain entitled to medical care services.

If a pensioner dies, the beneficiaries will receive a pension by taking out a survivors' insurance policy.

I have children and a husband who is a pensioner. We don't have a lot of money.

The recognized dependents of a worker or pensioner who dies are entitled to a pension equivalent to 100 of basic pay.

It is payable to each of the ascendants who were financially dependent on an insured person or pensioner whose death was due to occupational risk.

These benefits are also extended to the daughter of a male worker or pensioner if she is unmarried, under age 18 and financially dependent on her father.

A working pensioner continues to make social insurance contribution payments and to accrue the notional pension capital that is used for increasing the pension amount once in three years.

It is payable to each of the ascendants who were financially dependent on an insured person or pensioner whose death was due to a non occupational accident or illness.

Ageing populations, and an increasing tendency to care for older people in the community, more particularly in their own homes, have gained recognition for families composed of pensioner and carer.

This is a cash benefit paid to the person preferably a relative of the deceased insured person or pensioner who presents the death certificate and the original bill for the funeral expenses.

The pension is equal to 90 of the pension which an insured person would have received in the event of invalidity, or of the amount which the pensioner was receiving under this head.

The contributions payable to the sickness, maternity and preventive medicine scheme are 4 payable by ISSSTE on the pension received by the pensioner and 4 of the same pension payable by the entity or body concerned.

In Republika Srpska the situation is much more difficult, one insured worker supports one pensioner, so the relation is 1.08 1, because of which even very high contributions and budget transfers do not provide 30 per cent of the average income per capita for pensions.

The paying agent may be either the IMSS or an insurance institution under a contract in which the latter undertakes to pay the pension periodically during the lifetime of the pensioner and receives in return the resources accumulated in the insured person's individual account.

The paying agent may be either the IMSS or an insurance institution under a contract in which the latter undertakes to pay the pension periodically during the lifetime of the pensioner and receives in return the resources accumulated in the insured person's individual account.

The paying agent may be either be the IMSS or an insurance institution under a contract in which the latter undertakes to pay the pension periodically during the lifetime of the pensioner (i.e. the ascendants) and receives in return the resources accumulated in the insured person's individual account.

The paying agent may be either be the IMSS or an insurance institution under a contract in which the latter undertakes to pay the pension periodically during the lifetime of the pensioner (i.e. the widow(er) or concubine) and receives in return the resources accumulated in the insured person's individual account.

If the orphan has lost father or mother, the amount of the pension will be 20 of the amount which would have been awarded to the insured person or the pensioner in the event of permanent total incapacity, and will be increased to 30 in the event of the death of the other parent.

The paying agent may be either be the IMSS (1977 Act and 500 contribution weeks) or an insurance institution (1997 Act and 1,250 contribution weeks) under a contract in which the latter undertakes to pay the pension periodically during the lifetime of the pensioner and receives in return the resources accumulated in the individual account.