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The 2024 pension overviews are available to everyone who receives a pension.

What is a sensible indexation rate for our pensions at 1 April 2024, to make sure that every one of our members can get off to a good start under the new pension plan that will come into effect in 2026? That is the question that the Board of Trustees recently answered.

We would like to find out more about how much risk you are willing to take with your pension. We can use this information to design our investment policy. We have carried out a survey like this several times in recent years. Now, however, it is even more important for us to understand whether different age groups have different preferences. Under the new pension rules, we will be able to align the investments better to the characteristics of the separate age groups of our members. With the new system, you will have your own ‘pension savings’, which we can invest in the way that best suits your age category. Our survey gives you the opportunity to influence the decisions that we make about the future investment policy!

For every pension recipient the pension specification is available in MijnPPF.

We regularly receive questions from participants about how the statutory rules for pensions will work. In the video series 'Philips Pensioenfonds explains' we answer the most frequently asked questions. The first two episodes are now available.

In the coming months, the Board will again consider the extent to which your pension can be increased as of 1 April 2024. Until the transition to the new pension system, the Board annually assesses which pension increase (indexation) is responsible.

On behalf of the pensioners, Philips Pensioenfonds has transferred an amount of € 100,031.53 to KWF Kankerbestrijding this month. 

Since 1 July 2023, new pension rules have been in force. The government has launched a campaign and an online platform to explain the new pension rules in more detail: pensioenduidelijkheid.nl.

The Uniform Pension Statement 2023 is available to all non-contributory policyholders (those who are no longer employed but still have a pension with Philips Pension Fund).