Is something changing in your life? Often, we are informed of the changes automatically, but sometimes you need to arrange something yourself. Changes in your work or private life could have an impact on your pension. On this page you read more about it.
Congratulations! This may have consequences for your pension.
Congratulations on the birth or adoption of your child! You are not required to notify us of this. Nothing changes with regard to your pension.
If you move within the Netherlands, you must register in your new municipality. The municipal authority will then inform us of your new address, so you do not need to do this yourself.
You must then inform us of your new address. Send an email with your new address to ks@pensioenfondspgb.nl. You can also send us a letter. The address is shown on the contact page.
Usually, your partner and children will then receive a pension. If you live in the Netherlands, we will automatically be informed of your death. Your partner and children will not need to do anything for this. If you live outside the Netherlands, your surviving dependants must notify us of your death.
Welcome to Pensioenfonds PGB! You recently started work for an employer who is registered with us. Or we recently started administering the pension scheme of your employer.
You are going to work for an employer who is not affiliated to us. This means you’ll no longer accrue pension with us, although the pension you’ve already accrued remains yours.
Being unemployed affects your pension. When you are unemployed, you no longer accrue pension with us. However, the pension you have already accrued remains yours
Then a special period is beginning. Prepare well for this, before you retire.
For the first two years of illness, you will still receive a salary. If this is less than when you were still working, you will probably also accrue less pension.
You do not need to inform us of this. But if you take up parental leave or unpaid leave, for example, that could have consequences for your pension.
