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Hi guys, I’ve worked for the same company now for just under 2 years. I would be there 2 years on 25th of July this year. I have decided to leave my job at the end of July. I’m going traveling.

For the past 2 years I have been making personal contributions of around €34 per month to my company pension. My company have also been contributing. The rules are that if I am there for under 2 years I would get a refund of my personal contributions and the company would withdraw its own contributions. Once I’m there two years my pension will remain invested (probably as a buy out bond until I turn 50-65).

I’m wondering if it is wise for me to quit before the 25th of July and hence get a refund of my contributions (around the €800 mark) or quit after the 25th of July and leave it invested until I’m 50+. I’m currently 26 and about to go travelling so I could do with all the money I can muster up. But I don’t want to make a stupid decision either. Can anyone advise?



Submitted June 11, 2018 at 01:32PM by vavapseudo https://ift.tt/2t3pOjw

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