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- The Swedish pension system - Pensionsmyndigheten
The Swedish pension system consists of three parts: a national public pension from the state, an occupational pension from your employer and any savings or assets that you may have The national public pension is based on your total income in Sweden throughout your working life
- How the National Pension System Works - Pensionsmyndigheten
The pension base consists of pension-qualifying income and pension-qualifying amounts In addition to earnings, benefits from the social insurance and unemployment insurance systems are treated as income
- National public pension - Pensionsmyndigheten
The forecast includes your national public pension, occupational pension and, in some cases, any personal pension savings you have See your entire pension and make a pension forecast
- Vi informerar om hela pensionen | Pensionsmyndigheten
Hos Pensionsmyndigheten kan du ansöka om pension, förstå hur din pension fungerar och planera inför framtiden Gör en prognos och se vad du kan få per månad!
- Plan your pension - Pensionsmyndigheten
If you live or plan to live outside Sweden with a pension, you have the right to have your income-based pension paid to the country you live in The income pension complement is paid as a supplement to the national public pension
- Logga in på Mina sidor - se din pension på ett enkelt sätt . . .
På Mina sidor kan du enkelt få koll på din pension och se vad du tjänat in under livet, vad du får i pension som pensionär, ansöka om pension, ändra uppgifter samt se vad som händer i ditt ärende
- Se hur mycket du kan få i pension - Pensionsmyndigheten
I pensionsprognosen får du snabbt och enkelt en överblick av alla delar av din framtida pension Du kan se hur mycket du kan få per månad och hur pensionen påverkas om du till exempel får en ny lön eller väljer att ta ut den sent eller tidigt
- Applying for a pension - Pensionsmyndigheten
If you withdraw your occupational pension at the same time, 30 percent will be deducted from your occupational pensions If you only withdraw part of your pension, we will deduct 30 percent tax because we then estimate that we are not paying out the majority of your total income
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