Supply case

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A pension case is used in company pension schemes when benefits are to be provided in accordance with the commitment to company pension benefits. This can be old-age , survivor's or disability pension .

Old-age pension is granted when the age specified in the pension scheme (usually 65, generally at least 60) is reached. Survivor's pension is granted when the beneficiary dies. Disability pension is granted if disability , occupational disability or incapacity for work occurs (depending on the pension scheme).

Whether and when a pension case occurs depends on the pension plan or the commitment.

In politics one speaks of a “pension case” when a distressed party colleague receives a well-paid position.