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A Major Reform for the AAH: Everything you need to know about the 2024 Changes

The December 1, 2024a new reform of theAllowance for Disabled Adults (AAH) will come into force. This measure allows recipients to continue to work while retaining their allowance until 67 ans. Find out the details of this reform and check if you are eligible.

What changes with the AAH reform in 2024?

Until now, AAH beneficiaries with a disability rate greater than or equal to 80% lost their allowance 62 ansexcept in the event of retirement. This reform brings important new features:

• Recipients can work until age 67 while maintaining their AAH.
• This guarantees more freedom in choosing their retirement age.

Who can benefit from this extension of the AAH?

To benefit from this reform, certain conditions must be met:

1. Disability rate : Be recognized with a rate of 80% or more.
2. Age : Be born after November 2, 1962.
3. Professional activity : Be employed at 62 ans (employee, self-employed or ESAT).
4. Income : Professional income must respect a certain ceiling.

People with a disability rate between 50 et 79 % are not affected.

What are the advantages for beneficiaries?

Thanks to this reform:

• Disabled workers can maintain additional income with AAH until age 67.
• They are no longer forced to retire 62 ans.

However, this measure does not apply to people unemployedin unemployment or in unpaid leave.

How does the eligibility check work?

The CAF (Family Allowance Fund) will check each quarter whether the beneficiary is still active. If a beneficiary stops his activity between 62 and 67 years oldhe will have to request his retirement within a period of three monthsunder penalty of suspension from the AAH.

A major step forward for disabled workers

This AAH reform marks a turning point for beneficiaries, offering them more financial stability and professional freedom. Find out now if you are eligible and prepare to take advantage of these changes starting in December 2024.

Answers to common questions about AAH reform

Q1: Who is affected by the AAH reform?
Beneficiaries with a disability rate greater than or equal to 80 % and active at 62 ans.

Q2: Can I benefit from the extended AAH if I am unemployed?
No, only beneficiaries in professional activity are concerned.

Q3: What happens if I stop working before age 67?
You will need to request your retirement within three monthsotherwise the AAH will be suspended.