At a glance what you need to know: such as the game rules of building up pension with a tax benefit, our conditions and the investment costs.
Your pension account is fiscally affordable
When you contribute to your pension account, you receive a refund of the tax paid on your contributions. You pay this tax later, when you retire. You do not pay wealth tax on your pension fund.
With a maximum and your money is certain
There is a maximum of that tax benefit. Called: annual space. You may not get your pension pot before you retire. Unless you become incapacitated for work.
Your investment account offers free withdrawal.
You can use the investment account for purposes other than pension. The funds in this account can be withdrawn freely every month.
No tax benefit on the investment account
You will not receive a tax benefit on your investment account. Your stake is not deductible and counts for your assets in box 3 (wealth tax).
We invest your money
The target return of the standard lifecycle is 4% above inflation (i.e., 6% assuming a long-term inflation rate of 2%). In our view, this is achievable and realistic but not guaranteed, as past returns do not guarantee future performance.
Investing entails risks
The value of investments can rise and fall. We limit the risk by spreading broadly, re -balancing monthly and investing via a lifecycle. But you continue to deal with investment risks.
Your pension account is and will remain yours
If you stop working or changing jobs, your pension account will simply move with you. This account is on your name and is and will remain yours.
Pension elsewhere? Then take a insert break
Has your new employer arranged something else or can you no longer put in for another reason? Then you can take an insert break if your assets are below € 50,000.
The membership and the registration costs are paid by your employer. We invest your assets at cost price.
If you stop working or changing jobs, your pension account will simply move with you. At that moment you can choose what you want to do with membership (putting it on a break or continuing and paying yourself).
Entry fee: 0.08% for
fund costs for each deposit income: 0.05% in 2025
ongoing costs Growth: 0.24% in 2025
Expenses allowance: 0.08% for each admission
