Pension@work in short
As an self-employed manager, why opt for the group insurance Pension@work? Discover its main advantages.
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Pension@work is a group insurance that allows you to contribute to your employees' complementary pension scheme. You benefit from a tax advantage, as your company can deduct the premiums as professional expenses, subject to the 80% rule*.
With a good group insurance plan, you can provide your staff with an attractive additional benefit. Experience shows that Pension@work is a competitive offer and a decisive tool for attracting and retaining motivated employees.
Do you want to know the benefits of Pension@work for your company or activity? Contact your advisor or the Easy Banking Centre on 02 433 43 34 for a video call meeting.
* The 80% rule states that the sum of the legal pension (first pillar) of the worker and their complementary pensions (second pillar) constituted by the employer cannot exceed 80% of their last annual gross salary, over a full 40-year career. The complementary pension they can constitute privately through pension savings or long-term savings (third pillar) is not taken into account in this calculation.
In Belgium, the legal pension is under pressure. For many employees, a complementary pension, in addition to the legal pension, is therefore essential to maintain their standard of living.
Give your employees a head start by paying a monthly premium into a group insurance via Pension@work. It’s a gesture they will certainly appreciate... What's more, it's tax-efficient, both for them and for you.
Pension@work in short
As an self-employed manager, why opt for the group insurance Pension@work? Discover its main advantages.
A motivating salary policy
A good group insurance is an important tool for attracting, motivating, and rewarding staff. You determine the amount of premium you pay by category of workers.
A positive image
You contribute to the complementary pension of all your employees. At the same time, you offer their families protection in the event of incapacity or death. You show them that you are a caring employer.
Flexible
You determine the financing from the start: you pay the premiums yourself, or you ask your employees to pay a personal contribution. You can also adapt the contributions during the contract period.
Less tax
Your company can fully deduct its contributions as professional expenses, subject to the 80% rule*. Your employees also benefit from a 30% tax reduction on their personal contribution.
Less social security contributions
As an employer, you pay an ONSS contribution of only 8.86% on the premiums paid. Group insurance is therefore the cheapest salary increase for your employees.
Transparent and efficient
You can easily and securely manage your employees' group insurance online. Your employees too can always see an overview of their pension plan via the MyAG Employee Benefits app and desktop application.
GROUP INSURANCE
With a group insurance, you offer your employees and their families greater financial security in the event of incapacity or death.
The group insurance includes two complementary guarantees that offer financial protection to your employees and their families:
In addition to the pension bonus plan, you can integrate two other optional guarantees into your group insurance:
Do not hesitate to consult the following documents before signing your contract.
For any question, you can first contact your advisor or consult Article 21 of the general banking conditions.
If you have a complaint, you can address it to BNP Paribas Fortis SA, Complaint Management Service (JQABD), Montagne du Parc 3, 1000 Brussels. By phone: 02 228 72 18, email: complaintmanagement@bnpparibasfortis.com or via the online form available on www.bnpparibasfortis.be > Suggestions or complaints > online declaration form.
If the proposed solution does not satisfy you, you can address your complaint by mail to the Insurance Ombudsman Service, 35 Square de Meeûs, 1000 Brussels. Phone: 02 547 58 71 – Fax: 02 547 59 75 – www.ombudsman-insurance.be.
Complementary pension insurances for workers are not covered by the protection regime applicable to branch 21 products and are therefore not covered by the Financial Services Guarantee Fund.
Fiscally advantageous, the complementary pension scheme for the self-employed (PLCI) is a must for every entrepreneur, whether or not in a company, and start-ups. It's never too early to think about your pension.
Discover the PLCI
Are you a self-employed entrepreneur in a company? Combine your PLCI with an individual pension commitment (IPC). Your company pays the premiums for you and, under certain conditions, can fully deduct them in a tax-efficient manner.
Discover the insurance
In addition to the complementary pension, you can take out, privately, a pension savings and long-term savings plan. This will further increase your capital while benefiting from a tax reduction each year.
Pension@work is a group insurance (branch 21) of Belgian law, distributed by BNP Paribas Fortis. This insurance is concluded for an agreed period.
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