Yes, you are allowed to withdraw up to 10% of your pension by way of a lump-sum payment. The initial plan was to allow lump-sum withdrawal of 10% of the value of your pension at the start of your retirement, from 1 January 2022.
If I start my retirement early, will I get less pension?
Yes, your pension benefits will be lower. If you retire before you turn 67 (ICP)/ 68 (NCP) and you have your pension paid out from that day, your pension benefits for the rest of your life will be lower than if you had waited. And you won’t be getting a Dutch state pension (AOW) at that point yet.
We would like to know how you feel about our services and how we keep you informed with regard to your pension. Your opinion is probably related to how much you already know about your pension.
Fill in the tool! Have you secured enough income for later in life? Take a few minutes to check whether you are on track for your retirement. Scan the QR and start the tool! Within a few minutes, you'll have more insight into your pension and we will give you tips that tie in with your personal situation.
If you split your pension when you divorced, when will your ex get that pension?
When you get a divorce, the pension you accrued while you were married will (see life event ») be split between you and your ex-partner. The date from which your ex-partner will get that pension depends on what the two of you agreed on that. Your agreements are laid down in your divorce covenant.
Do you have any questions about your pension? Tune in to one of the webinars on 12, 13 or 14 November!
The 3-day event ‘Pensioen3daagse’ in 2024 will once again include webinars about pension, which we will organise together with Pensioenfonds ING. In just 60 minutes, you'll get a lot more insight into your own pension.
I have pension entitlements in a different pension fund. Can I transfer them to CDC Pensioenfonds?
If you get a new job, you can transfer your pension entitlements to your new employer. If you switch jobs at the same employer, your pension will stay where it is.
