Pension Reform and Investment
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Nigeria's Pension Commission plans to launch an infrastructure fund and amend the Pension Reform Act. Meanwhile, Swiss politicians debate pension funding and retirement age, and Lithuania clarifies that university studies do not count towards pension periods.
Pension industry infrastructure fund nears launch โ PenCom DG
Nigeria's National Pension Commission (PenCom) is on the verge of launching a significant Pension Industry Infrastructure Fund, designed to channel a substantial portion of the industry's assets into infrastructure and the capital market. Omolola Oloworaran, the Director-General of PenCom, stated that the fund is in the final stages of implementation, with a framework already deliberated upon and โฆ
Swiss Politicians Clash Over Pension Funding and Retirement Age Ahead of Elections
Swiss politicians Benoรฎt Gaillard and Philippe Nantermod engaged in a robust, yet respectful, debate on critical issues facing the nation, just fifteen months ahead of federal elections. The exchange,โฆ
Poland: ZUS Advises Pensioners to Apply for Own Retirement Benefits for Earning Flexibility
The Polish Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) is advising individuals who currently receive survivor's pensions to apply for their own retirement pensions once they reach the legal retirement age. Thiโฆ
Do studies count towards pension staลพ? Sodra explains what you need to know
In Lithuania, time spent pursuing bachelor's or master's degrees does not count towards pension social insurance periods, according to "Sodra," the country's social insurance institution. "Sodra" tracโฆ
PenCom moves to amend Pension Reform Act after 12 years
The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has initiated a review of Nigeria's Pension Reform Act of 2014. The commission aims to update the 12-year-old legislation to align with current realities, addrโฆ
Survivor's Pension or Own Retirement? ZUS Explains Which is More Profitable
Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) is providing guidance on a common dilemma for many citizens: choosing between survivor's benefits after a spouse's death and their own earned pension. The dโฆ