Do you know the difference?
Important difference: state pension age or 68 It seems so simple. Your retirement age is 68. This is the computation age, also known as the retirement age for tax purposes. This is used to calculate the contribution you pay to accrue your pension. When you reach state pension age, your employment contract automatically ends. That is currently before your 68th birthday. It is important to know what this means for the amount of your pension. We explain that in this short video.
Take a look at your situation before and after your 68th birthday You can use the Pension Planner to do pension simulations. This helps you understand your personal pension situation before and after your 68th birthday. Go to 'Mijn pensioen' (my pension, top right on TNO Pension Fund’s website). When you log in with your DigiD, you are taken to your personal pension pages, where you will find the Pension Planner. This immediately allows you to see the impact on your pension if you retire before your state pension age, for example. You can also look at other effects, such as part-time retirement.
A complete overview is available on MijnPensioenoverzicht.nl. There you can see how much pension you’ve accrued so far, in addition to your state pension, and with which pension fund or pension insurer.