Llevas Años sin Cotizar al IMSS -Tus Semanas No Han Desaparecido, Pero Tienes una Ventana de Tiempo

Did you stop working years ago and don't know if your IMSS (Mexican Social Security Institute) contribution weeks still count? Before assuming you've lost them, you need to understand an article of the law that almost no one explains. Your contribution weeks don't disappear from your record. But the right to use them for retirement does have a time limit—and that time limit is calculated with a single operation: your contribution weeks divided by four. In this video, I explain exactly how the preservation of rights works under Article 150 of the Social Security Law, how much time you have left depending on your situation, and what you can still do before the window closes. What you'll learn today: — Why your contribution weeks remain on your record even if you haven't contributed for years — How to calculate your personal savings window with a simple division — ​​What happens if the deadline has passed and how many new weeks you need based on how long you've been out of work — Why Modality 40 is only available while your savings period is active — How all this works if you're under Law 97 instead of Law 73 At the end of the video, you'll find an assignment that takes less than ten minutes and could completely change what you thought you knew about your retirement. I'm Roberto Morales. I spent over 25 years in the Mexican financial system. Since retiring, I've been sharing what I learned—straightforward and free of charge. If you found this video helpful, please share it with someone who hasn't contributed for years and isn't sure if they still have a chance. It might be just in time.