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...if you don’t need to cash-in the plan, you can continue to contribute and reduce your tax liability.
...to cash-in your plan the same year you retire, as it will be taxed as income from work and added to your payroll and/or compensation amounts, hence increasing your marginal income.
...8 years, and our financial needs are generally greater in the later years. It’s precisely during this time when we need more help and may need to redeem previously purchased savings products.
One of the main advantages of having a pension plan is that you are guaranteed a personal income tax deduction in the general taxable base. It can provide a tax advantage of up to 47% on your next tax return.
Take, for example, Silvia, who has a pension plan, and Mario, who does not. The difference in tax savings is remarkable!
| WITHOUT pension plan | WITH pension plan |
Income from work | 30.000 € | 30.000 € |
Total net returns | 30.000 € | 30.000 € |
Minimum personal and family allowance | -5.550 € | -5.550 € |
Pension plan contribution | 0 € | -1.500 € |
General net tax base | 26.095 € | 24.595 € |
Net tax liability | 4.938,00 € | 4.488,00 € |
Tax savings | | +450 € |
Both products feature the same tax advantages but differ in terms of investment type. Pension plans are established through pension funds that invest according to a certain investment policy, which can be more or less conservative, while the insured pension plan is a savings insurance policy with guaranteed returns.
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Pension plan benefits may be collected when any of the following contingencies occurand also in exceptional liquidity situations.
We offer you a wide range of collection methods for your pension plan and a consultancy service where we will explain all your options and help you choose the best collection method for you.
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You can make contributions from as little as €30, periodically or whenever you want.
The best way to plan for retirement is to make periodic contributions on a regular basis, which you can supplement with additional contributions whenever you are able to invest an extra amount.
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BanSabadell Pensiones E.G.F.P., S.A., holder of Tax ID No. A58581331, with registered office at Calle Isabel Colbrand, 22, 28050 Madrid. Registered in the Madrid Companies Register and in the Insurance Entities Register of the Directorate-General of Insurance and Pension Funds (DGSFP) under code C-0085.
Insurance brokered by BanSabadell Mediación, Operador de Banca-Seguros Vinculado del Grupo Banco Sabadell, S.A., holder of Tax ID No. A-03424223, with registered office at Avenida Óscar Esplá, 37, 03007 in Alicante, and registered in the Alicante Companies Register and in the Administrative Register of the Insurance Entities Register of the Directorate-General of Insurance and Pension Funds (DGSFP) under code OV-0004, having taken out a liability insurance policy pursuant to prevailing regulations on private insurance and reinsurance distribution.