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Urgent: Don't forget to claim your tax refund on retirement

Lower your taxes and build tax-smart retirement by making the most of your annual allowance.
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Why old pension funds no longer match society and individual needs

How a modern retirement model gives employees flexibility and saves employers costs and risk
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Taking early retirement? Here's what you need to know

Find out how to retire earlier and enjoy a worry-free retirement
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What is the return-on-investment effect and how can you make the most of it?

Discover how the return-on-return effect grows your wealth with minimal effort.
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Saving smart for your child: Tips for a worry-free future

Simple strategies to create financial security for your child's future
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The financial implications of working less - what's the solution?

Discover how to be financially prepared to work less while enjoying more time

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All the information from the central government on the pension agreement.

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Learn more about the laws and regulations surrounding the new pension system.

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers

What is a good pension?

A good pension is an income you receive after you stop working that allows you to live comfortably. Its amount depends on your personal standard of living, desires, and the expenses you expect to have during retirement.

What is the expected outcome?

The expected outcome is an estimate of the retirement income you can expect based on the investment strategy Vive puts together specifically for your situation. This result may vary due to market fluctuations and personal choices

How much should I put in?

The deposit needed for a desired retirement income varies from person to person and depends on your retirement goal, age, desired retirement age, and expected returns. The retirement calculator can help you determine this amount. You can base a rough calculation of the deposit on the eventual monthly income you want during your retirement. You calculate or determine how much you want per month. Then you calculate back how much you need to put in to achieve this.

What is an annuity?

An annuity is a financial product that provides a periodic payment, such as monthly or annually, for a specified period of time or for life. This can be part of your pension accrual, where you convert part of your pension capital into a fixed benefit.