Most Dutch people want to get rid of the current collective pension and want more freedom of choice. Only a quarter will not change the current system. Reported ABN AMRO MeesPierson Thursday based on its own research.
Nearly 42 percent of respondents prefer an individual pension. A third sees according to ABN Amro MeesPierson most benefit in the pension system is a combination of collective and individual building.
Free choice
Also will choose three-quarters of the people themselves that their pensions will be accommodated. This is now mostly not. Moreover, would be almost half the people then choose a pension fund. Remarkably, according to this research at ABN Amro MeesPierson that might almost two in ten select for a bank, a task that banks now can not run yet.
Seven out of ten people want pension is mandatory, even for self-employed. Also, a majority wants to get the opportunity to use part of the pension to pay off a mortgage or have the option to pay temporary no pension contributions in times of scarcity.
Pension pot
D66 see the report of ABN AMRO MeesPierson ,, an important signal that crumbling support for the current pension '' as late MP Van Weyenberg know in a comment. ,, I hope that demonstrate leadership and political parties now come up with solutions in their election programs. "D66 wants to give people a personal pension pot with more control and customization.
By Editorial RTL News: Photo: Hoetink, ROBERT
Reactie plaatsen
Reacties