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@letthrmusixsaveyourlife Yes but for all other years it was a bad performance, had the money been invested in VT or similar it would have made much more interest.

@orton776 Thanks for the support! They probably wont let it happen but Imma try anyway.

@danielincebu Yes but thats not legal yet, respectively I want to send my current contributions to a vested benefits account, not the ones from a previous employer.

@anniew When you change jobs you should put the money from your old 2nd pillar to the new one, legally speaking. You can also not do that and park it in a vested benefits account, since the law is not really enforced. This way you can invest it more aggressively in stocks than a pension fund would

@heal_the_sick Agreed, but maybe it doesnt have to be this way.

@resjudicata Smartest thing to do with that money in the current system.

@virtualhope The left doesnt like the 2nd pillar though, its a liberal/conservative construct. So they might be indifferent to this proposal. What is true though is that there will be no party fully in favour.

As the pension fund of my employer has given me an interest of 1% for 2023 on my money invested there (and the years before were not much better - mostly just the BVG minimum), I have been looking into other pension funds. I found this comparison by some organisation. It seems to me that most...