How to get a higher pension?

Why to invest?

No one wants to work until the end of their life. Most of us hope we will have sufficient income and be able to spend our retirement days on travel, leisure and time with the people we love, without working and without worrying about paying the bills. But, unfortunately, many people do not find themselves in such a situation. The only thing you can really do about your retirement is to increase your personal savings, or, in other words, invest in your future.

When to get started?

If retirement is far off for you, it's good news. Time is on your side, and time makes a huge difference. The earlier you start investing, the higher the yield you will receive over time. Even if you can save only a small amount of money per month, find a way to do this, because it can really mean something for your retirement days. If you are close to retirement and you do not have enough savings, you will need to save more money, and you may have to work longer, in other words, postpone your retirement.

Regardless of your age, you need to have a solid retirement plan. Even if you're out of money and in debt, think about paying your debt as part of your plan. As things stand, most of us will not have enough money when one day we stop working. It's a huge problem and many of the answers seem to be beyond your control. However, turning a blind eye to it is only making things worse. You may not be able to cope with the crisis on your own, but you can recall your own situation and everything that can contribute to improve it.

Savings for the golden years

Voluntary pension funds are established in order to enable citizens to complement the pension from the First and Second Pension Pillar and to secure additional income for old age. As a result, investment in voluntary pension funds allows you to save for "golden years".