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My first husband passed away more than 10 years ago and I have received a widows pension since then. I entered into a common law relationship with another man 2 years ago and lived with him until he passed away this year. Can I claim a second pension for my second partner?
Hi there,
In Switzerland a widow loses her claim to a widows pension when she remarries. If you do not remarry but simply live with a new life partner, you continue to receive a widows pension based on your late husband's retirement savings. You cannot receive a life partner pension on top of your widows pension.
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