Employer contribution
For salary conversion, a 15% employer contribution is generally required where the statutory conditions are met. It may be capped by the employer's actual social security savings.
Direct insurance can combine salary conversion, an employer contribution and long-term saving. We explain what is guaranteed, what depends on fund performance and what happens when you change employer.
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For salary conversion, a 15% employer contribution is generally required where the statutory conditions are met. It may be capped by the employer's actual social security savings.
The reviewed documents state a 60% or 80% contribution guarantee at retirement, depending on the tariff. Investment returns themselves are not guaranteed.
Subject to the relevant conditions, the policy may be transferred or continued privately.
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