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Paying attention on your pension
Published: 07-11-2023
The ‘Pensioen3Daagse’ (3-day pension event) in early November aims to focus even more attention on your pension. Why? Because things that happen in your life can directly affect your pension.
At PDN, we also think it is important that you are well informed about what has been arranged for you for later on in life.
For many people, retirement seems a long way off. However, it is closer than you think! Suppose you get a new job, move in together with your partner or get married, have a child, break up or divorce, or face a sudden death in your family. All these life events can affect your pension.
Watch the clip (only in Dutch) to see what we mean by this.
It is difficult to think about retirement and your pension. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Pension Desk. They would be happy to help you!
National ‘Pensioen3daagse’
The ‘Pensioen3Daagse’ (3-day pension event) in early November aims to focus even more attention on your pension. Why? Because things that happen in your life can directly affect your pension.At PDN, we also think it is important that you are well informed about what has been arranged for you for later on in life.
For many people, retirement seems a long way off. However, it is closer than you think! Suppose you get a new job, move in together with your partner or get married, have a child, break up or divorce, or face a sudden death in your family. All these life events can affect your pension. Watch the clip (only in Dutch) to see what we mean by this.
PDN Pension Wise
Soon you will receive Nr. 2 of Pension Wise. The PDN information bulletin on the new pension rules. In the new issue of Pension Wise, we explain what pension actually is. And we describe again which life events affect your pension.Need more information?
‘My PDN Pension’ and the information on our website will help you gain a better understanding of what has been arranged for you for later on in life.It is difficult to think about retirement and your pension. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Pension Desk. They would be happy to help you!
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