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Three practical tips

I want to take part-time pension

Semi-retirement is a choice offered by TNO Pension Fund. You can make use of this option in consultation with your employer. This could be an interesting option for you. For example, because you want to wind down your work step-by-step. In such case, part-time pension can offer a solution. You can even do this as early as ten years before your state pension date. Or do you just want to continue working part-time after your state pension date? This is possible up to a maximum of five years after your state pension date. Please check the pension planner under 'My pension' to see how this will affect the amount of your pension. Read more about part-time pension and the additional details on our website.

I’ve started living together with my partner

Your partner may be eligible for partner's pension if you die. However, you must live at the same address for at least one year and you must register your partner with us. Also make sure you provide a copy of your notarial cohabitation contract. You should use this form for this and send it to our pension administrator AZL. If you marry, you do not have to register your partner. There are, however, several points to consider. You can find these on our website under living together, marriage, or registered partnership.

I have recently joined the company

When you enter employment with TNO or one of its affiliated employers, you accrue a pension with us. TNO Pension Fund will send you an overview of how your pension is arranged on the basis of the Pension 1-2-3 principle. You will also receive your login code for your personal pension page 'My pension'. On the website you will find a number of practical tips for those who have recently joined the company. Do you have any questions? Please contact our pension administrator AZL or take a look at the frequently asked questions on our website.

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