News

5 June 2026

News

Annual report 2025 published

In our annual report you can read all about the developments in the past year. You can read that we ended the year with a healthy financial situation, which allowed us to fully increase pensions in 2026.
28 May 2026

News

Uniform Pension Overviews 2026 available for participants who are still employed

The 2026 Uniform Pension Overview is available to anyone who is still employed by Philips, Signify or Versuni.
29 April 2026

New pension rules

NexT Pension scheme: some choices revised

In preparation for the transition to the NexT Pension, we have recently re‑examined a number of earlier decisions, such as the compensation arrangement and the way we distribute the financial buffer. We do not do this lightly. Market conditions have changed, and discussions with the supervisory authority De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) have provided new insights that we carefully take into account.
22 April 2026

News

Pension overviews available for retired members

The 2026 pension overviews are available to everyone who receives a pension.
31 March 2026

News

Vacancy: Board member representing employees

As of 1 July 2026, a vacancy will arise within the Board of Trustees of Philips Pensioenfonds for a Non‑Executive Board Member (NUB) representing employees.
25 March 2026

News

Full indexation of our pensions at 1 April 2026

How much of a pension increase is sensible as of 1 April 2026, so that every participant can make a good start in the new pension scheme that will apply from 2027? Our Board has recently answered that question. In 2026, we are able to fully increase our participants’ pensions in line with our ambition. We can grant this increase because we are applying the more lenient indexation rules.
8 January 2026

News

In memory of Coen Reuvers

This week we received the sad news that Coen Reuvers passed away on 4 January 2026 at the age of 72. Coen was, until recently, a board member representing pension recipients at Philips Pensioenfonds. We knew him as a calm, dedicated board member with strong financial expertise and a sharp eye for the position and interests of our participants.
11 November 2020

News

Premium funding ratio higher due to interest rate hedging

Philips Pensioenfonds publishes the so-called premium funding ratio of the Fund in its annual report. At the end of 2019, this funding ratio was 97%. This percentage is calculated according to the method prescribed by De Nederlandsche Bank. This percentage does not take into account a decision made by the Board of Philips Pensioenfonds to hedge the 'interest rate risk' relating to the premium and pension accrual. When the interest rate hedging is taken into account, the premium funding ratio at the end of 2019 is 101%. In this news article you can read why Philips Pensioenfonds has hedged the interest rate risk and what effect this has on the premium funding ratio.
3 November 2020

Blog

Column Gener@ties for active members

Moving in with your partner, getting married, having children... These are probably not the moments in your life when you are most likely to be thinking about your pension. Nevertheless, it is important to know where you stand with your pension whenever your life enters a new phase. Today marks the start of the Pensioen3daagse, an annual 3-day event that is all about pensions. Around the country, the focus will be on this year’s topic: ‘Everything ready for your retirement? Make sure now!’ While you do not need to pay mind to this call to action every day, or even every month, it certainly becomes relevant at times of major change in your life. Read on to find out more.
3 November 2020

News

Quarterly report 3nd quarter 2020 is published

The quarterly report for the third quarter of 2020 has been published. You can download the report via our website. In the third quarter, the current funding ratio rose from 108.1% at the end of June to 109.3% at the end of September. With this, the funding ratio recovered for the second quarter in a row after the funding ratio fell sharply in the first quarter as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. The main contribution to the further increase in the funding ratio was made by the equity markets. As the global economy recovered after the coronavirus downturn, stock markets showed positive returns in the third quarter.