Premium 2025

23 December 2024 | News

The board of the Heineken Pension Fund has determined the premiums for the year 2025. The table below shows the contribution percentages as of January 1, 2025:

Type of pension scheme Premium 2025 Explanation
(Regular) pension scheme Unchanged The premium is paid by the employer (2/3) and by you (1/3).
Supplementary partner’s pension Depending on age: This is a voluntary pension scheme. You pay the premium yourself.
15-50 years: 1.8%
50-55 years: 2.3%
55-60 years: 2.7%
60-65 years: 2.8%
65-67 years: 3%
67+ years: 3.3%

The employer pays for the continuation of the pension accrual in the event of complete incapacity for work. You don’t contribute anything to this yourself.

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Premium 2025

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The board of the Heineken Pension Fund has determined the premiums for the year 2025. The table below shows the contribution percentages as of January 1, 2025: Type of pension scheme Premium 2025 Explanation (Regular) pension scheme Unchanged The premium is paid by the employer (2/3) and by you (1/3). Supplementary partner’s pension Depending on age: This is a voluntary pension scheme. You pay the premium yourself. 15-50 years: 1.8% 50-55 years: 2.3% 55-60 years: 2.7% 60-65 years: 2.8% 65-67 years: 3% 67+ years: 3.3% The employer pays for the continuation of the pension accrual in the event of complete incapacity for work. You don’t contribute anything to this yourself.