Employees

Option plans

With option plans, you can decide for yourself whether you want to make higher or lower contributions to the pension fund.

Your employer can offer you option plans in the pension fund, giving you the choice of paying in higher or lower savings contributions.

  • Higher contributions: If you make higher contributions, your savings capital will grow faster. Your net salary will be slightly lower, but you’ll save on income tax.

  • Lower contributions: if you opt for lower contributions, you will have a higher net salary, but your savings capital will grow more slowly.

Good to know

  • You can usually choose between three plans: Mini, Midi and Maxi. You can change your choice of plan once a year.

  • Your employer is legally obliged to match your contribution regardless of the plan you choose.

What you need to do next

  • Ask your employer whether they offer option plans.

  • Check your pension certificate to see which plan you are currently on.

  • Please notify us of any changes you wish to make

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