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If you change jobs, you can transfer your accrued pension to the new pension provider. We call this value transfer. Read more about value transfer in this blog.

The Heineken Pension Fund wants to communicate digitally as much as possible. Not only is this cheaper and more direct than on paper, but it also limits unnecessary use of raw materials.

If you die, your partner will receive a pension from the Heineken Pension Fund (HPF). Depending on your situation and the choices you have made, this pension can consist of three parts. You can read more about this in our blog.

In this last blog of 2021 we can conclude that the pandemic has still strongly determined the life and work of all of us this year. But the financial situation of the Heineken Pension Fund has been influenced.

Many people have been talking about their retirement for years before they retire. But how does a retirement actually work? What do you have to arrange yourself? And when will you retire?

In the previous blog we indicated that the Heineken Pensioenfonds (HPF) takes its social responsibility into account when investing its assets (see the blog Socially Responsible Investment at the Heineken Pensioenfonds). In this blog we explain the instruments we use for this.

The Heineken Pension Fund (HPF) is a company pension fund. As a company pension fund, the HPF seeks to connect with HEINEKEN’s sustainability agenda.

HEINEKEN and you pay a premium for the accrual of your pension. But in addition, an important part of your pension is earned with the income from investments. Without investments, our pension would be much more expensive or much lower.

The news is often about retirement. Then it usually goes about all old-age provisions as a whole, so in addition to the pension with an employer, also about the State Pension (in this blog we call this AOW). What exactly is the difference between the two?

In 2020, employers and employees made agreements with the government about the future of pensions. This is laid down in the Pension Agreement. But why are new agreements needed? And what does this actually mean for you?