Are you transitioning to the new pension? Then you will soon receive overview 1. This overview shows your expected pension amounts under the new pension scheme and the current pension scheme.
Do you have questions about the overview or your new pension amounts? On this page we explain more.
You will soon receive a first overview showing your expected pension amounts under the new pension scheme and the current pension scheme. This package consists of three parts: a letter, overview 1 and a brochure.
You will also find the overview afterwards in your inbox on MijnPGBpensioen.
Would you like to know what you will see in the overview? In this 90-second video, you will learn:
The full-time annual salary is the salary for a full working week. Even if you work part-time, you will see this amount in your overview. This makes it easier to compare with other schemes or earlier overviews.
The percentage you work shows how much of a full-time position you work.
For your pension, we use your own situation. For example, if you work 24 hours a week, we calculate your contribution based on the salary for those 24 hours.
Because you will receive a State Pension (AOW) later. You do not need to accrue pension on that part of your income.
We first deduct this amount from your salary. We then calculate your contribution on the amount that remains.
The cost of living rises over time (inflation). We take this into account when calculating your expected pension. This gives you a realistic picture of what you may be able to buy with your pension.
You can compare this with what your salary can buy today. It also helps you see whether you may be able to manage financially after retirement.
By law, we must also show your expected pension without taking rising prices into account. We clearly indicate these amounts.
It is best to start with the letter included with Overview 1. It contains the most important amounts about:
If you receive your post digitally, log in to MijnPGBpensioen. You will also see these amounts on screen there.
You will always see two blocks with amounts.
Compare these amounts to see directly what the move to the new rules means for your pension.
First, you will see the details we used to calculate your expected pension.
We used the details we had about you on 30 June 2026 and our financial position on 30 June 2026. We have calculated this as if we had moved to the new pension on that date.
You will then find more information about your pension amounts. For example, you will see what may happen to your pension if the economy performs better or worse than expected. You will also find more information about pensions for your partner and children.
You will see your pension in different situations.
On the first page you will see your expected pension. This amount is not guaranteed. You will also see your pension if economic conditions are less favourable. In that case, your pension will be lower. If conditions are more favourable, your pension will be higher.
You can see what you have accrued up to 30 June 2026 in your overview and in MijnPGBpensioen.
If something changes in your situation, this may affect your pension amounts.
Would you like to know more? Go to your situation in the Change Guide. Answer the questions and you will immediately see what the change means for your pension.
