About to retire
Lump sum withdrawal
Starting from July 1, 2025, it may be possible: to receive a lump sum from your pension capital directly into your bank account.

What does 'lump sum' mean? And what happens if you choose this option?
You may have already heard about it: taking out a portion of your pension in one go. This could be possible from July 1, 2025. Then you could take up to 10% of your accrued pension in one lump sum. We will explain how this is going to work here.
Anton will not opt for a lump sum.
"I am doing everything I can to grow old healthily. This includes having a stable source of income and staying financially healthy. So I prefer not to receive a lump sum for myself."
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This is what you need to know
The law on the 'lump sum' is not yet final. However, if the law is passed, you will have the option to withdraw a certain maximum amount of your pension capital in one go.
Need advice on this choice?
Consult an independent financial adviser. Get assistance with your decisions.
Eric, 66 years old
"If I retire next year, I want to pay off the last part of my mortgage. With a lump sum, that should be possible."
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