SSRlähdöt

SSRlähdöt, or Social Security Retirement Benefits, are financial benefits provided by the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (Kela) to individuals who have reached the age of 63 and have contributed to the social security system for a certain period. The benefits are designed to provide a basic income for retirees and are calculated based on the individual's contributions and earnings history.

To qualify for SSRlähdöt, individuals must have contributed to the social security system for at least 10 years, with at least 5 of those years being consecutive. The amount of the benefit is determined by the individual's average earnings during their working years, with a maximum benefit amount set by Kela.

SSRlähdöt can be received as a monthly payment or as a lump sum, depending on the individual's preference. The benefits can be adjusted based on changes in the individual's earnings or contributions to the social security system. Additionally, individuals may be eligible for supplementary benefits, such as disability benefits or unemployment benefits, depending on their specific circumstances.

SSRlähdöt are an important source of income for many Finnish retirees, providing financial security and stability in their later years. The system is designed to ensure that individuals who have made contributions to the social security system receive a fair and adequate retirement benefit.