Did you know that love can be of impact on your pension? On this page we will pay attention to the theme 'love and pension'. All subjects surrounding love will be explained. The fun and not so fun parts.

Marriage, registered partnership and cohabitation

Are you married or in a registered partnership? Then this information is automatically known to us. You do not have to make any arrangements for your partner to be eligible for a partner's pension. With other forms of cohabitation, your partner is not automatically entitled to a partner's pension upon your death. In order for your partner to be eligible, you must meet certain conditions.

End of a relationship

When you and your partner separate, there will be a lot you have to arrange. You will also have to arrange your pension. We want to help you with all the things you have to consider and arrange. Therefor we made the 'checklist for separation' for you.

Are you having trouble figuring it out? Then you can always reach us.

Love without borders

Who knows, maybe you will fall in love with somebody who lives abroad, or maybe you already are. If you decide to move abroad, it is good to know what that means for your pension. 

Adding to the family

We can imagine that you would like to know how your pension is arranged for your child(ren). Children are automatically insured for orphan's pension in our pension scheme. You do not have to register your children. 

You can check in MijnIFFPension by 'Mijn nabestaanden' what your children recieve when you pass away.

Exchanging retirement pension for partner's pension

Partner's pension is meant as an income for your partner if you were to pass away. You can choose the height of the partner's pension when you retire or leave the company. The partner's pension will be paid to your partner when you pass away, as long as your partner is alive. The standard for partner's pension is 70% of the retirement pension. You can choose to trade in more, less or no retirement pension for partner's pension.

We are here for you.

We are available to help you on all working days. Do you have any questions regarding your pension? Then you can call us on all working days between 09.00 and 17.00 on 020 426 63 60. You can also send us an e-mail.

We would like to mention the Future Pensions Act (Wtp). Because of this new law the pension schemes in the Netherlands will change, including IFF Pension Fund. On this page you can read more.