How should you think about the 24-month rule?
The 24-month timing logic matters in many refund cases, but it should be checked together with contribution history and your current situation instead of used as a standalone guess.
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FAQ
Do I have to wait 24 months for a pension refund?
In many refund cases, the 24-month gap after your last mandatory contribution is part of the timing logic. The exact fit still depends on your insurance history and whether another pension route is more relevant, so it should be checked in context first.
Next step
Start with the clearest next step for your case.
Use the pension-check entry for refund-led cases or contact Fundsback when you need a more guided service path.
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