Private supplementary pension for the self-employed (PSPSE)

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The social safety net for the self-employed and company managers is wafer-thin. Give some thought to this and plan ahead. The first step towards perfect protection for a self-employed person is a PSPSE. A smart pension for now and later on.

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General explanation

A private supplementary pension for the self-employed is your personal pension savings pot – independent of the company. All specialists will advise you to first of all fill this pension pot. The reason is quite straightforward: the PSPSE offers three great advantages:

a guaranteed (high) interest rate
premiums immediately deducted from your personal income tax
lower social security contributions

In a nutshell, you immediately recover almost two-thirds of the premium paid. Only when you reach your PSPSE ceiling is it time to consider other savings products.

Further guarantees

Your PSPSE is an excellent basis for covering risks other than your pension. For example, it is simple to take out an unfitness for work guarantee, with a premium waiver or otherwise.

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Private supplementary pension for the self-employed (PSPSE)

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Further guarantees

Groepsverzekering: hoe kiest u vandaag tussen tak 21 en tak 23?

All-risks electronic insurance

Legal expenses insurance for companies