Personal Pension Plans
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This information indicates the risk of the plan and is calculated using historical data which, however, may not constitute a reliable indication of the plan’s future risk profile. There is no guarantee that the indicated category will remain unchanged and it may change over time.
You can see the indicator corresponding to each Plan
here.

You may only collect the benefit or exercise the right of redemption if any of the contingencies or exceptional cases of liquidity regulated in the regulations of pension plans and funds occur.

The value of transfer rights, benefits and exceptional liquidity cases depends on the market value of the pension fund's assets and it may involve significant losses.

For those who want to achieve long-term profitability.

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Wide range of products.
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You decide how much and when to make the contributions.
What are they?
Individual pension plans are a long-term product that facilitate investment to plan your retirement in order to achieve the standard of living you want.
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Examples of accumulated capital and savings obtained from Adriana and Carlos1
She took out a 35-year pension plan
Total annual contribution:
€ 1,500
Capital accumulated at retirement:
€ 67,057
Maximum tax savings during the first year:
€ 468
He took out a 50-year pension plan
Total annual contribution:
€ 1,500
Capital accumulated at retirement:
€ 30,342
Maximum tax savings during the first year:
€ 468
As you can see, the sooner you start saving, the easier it will be for you to accumulate savings for your retirement.
1. Approximate calculations assuming (i) a 2% APR profitability in individual pension plans and (ii) the same level of contributions indicated are kept up until the legal retirement age. These calculations are merely indicative and in no case constitute any commitment by the pension fund management entity; therefore, they are not of a contractual nature. Tax savings obtained taking into account the minimum and maximum withholding percentages of personal income tax for according to current regulations. This amount will be determined by the tax base of the owner of the plan and the tax rate of the autonomous community where they reside. It should be taken into consideration that the personal income reduction limit tax base that can be applied is the lower of: a) €1,500 (maximum annual contribution allowed) and b) 30% of the sum of the net income of work and economic activities received during the year (limits that vary in the provincial regulations of the Basque Country).
Get the most out of a pension plan
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Don't forget your plan! Allocate a part of your monthly income to periodic contributions to gradually increase your savings.
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How much to contribute? Establish a rule for your recurring contributions. For example, contribute 10% of your monthly income to your pension plan. You will save without making great efforts.
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It is better to make regular monthly contributions than large extraordinary contributions. The sooner you start saving on a regular basis, the sooner you will create a saving routine and the less effort it will take to accumulate extra capital for your retirement.
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And the most important: make the most of the tax benefits on your income tax return. For example, if during a year you contribute € 1,500 to your plan, you can save up to € 705 on your income tax return.
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