​​​​​​​As of the end of May, the policy funding ratio is 133.4%. The funding ratio is the ratio of the pension fund's assets to its liabilities.

​​​​​​​As of the end of June, the policy funding ratio is 134.0%. The funding ratio is the ratio of the pension fund's assets to its liabilities.

​​​​​​​As of the end of December, the policy funding ratio is 130.3%. The funding ratio is the ratio of the pension fund's assets to its liabilities.

The board of your pension fund sets out to increase your pension in line with inflation each year. We base this on the rise in prices from October to October. This year, prices did not rise during this period, but fell slightly. Therefore, we will not be increasing pensions on 1 January 2024

New government rules mean your pension scheme is going to change. Based on the new rules, IFF, the Works Council and the trade unions (FNV and CNV) make agreements on the new pension scheme. A pensioners' association is being set up to represent the interests of pensioners in this process.

The introduction of the lump sum pension choice has been deferred again and will now take effect on 1 January 2025 at the earliest. Even that date is not yet certain, as both the Senate and the House of Representatives have yet to approve the bill.

The board of IFF Pension Fund is looking for a new member on behalf of the pensioners.

​​​​​​​As of the end of November, the policy funding ratio is 130.0%. The funding ratio is the ratio of the pension fund's assets to its liabilities.

​​​​​​​As of the end of October, the policy funding ratio is 131,0%. The funding ratio is the ratio of the pension fund's assets to its liabilities.

The state pension (AOW) age will remain the same in 2029, namely 67 years and three months.