The coronavirus is affecting the world economy. And this, in turn, is having an impact on ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratio. We understand that participants are concerned about the impact the coronavirus may have on their pension. We are monitoring the latest developments closely and will keep you informed in the weeks ahead, for instance by means of news items.

The spring edition of ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ digital newsletter ‘Special’ has been published. The Special reports e.g. on how you can set aside additional savings for your pension, the outcome of the customer satisfaction survey and pension for your partner and children if you pass away.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 29 February 2020 are known. The funding ratio is 99% and the policy funding ratio is 105%.

On International Women's Day (March 8), attention is drawn annually for issues such as the economic independence of women. Even though increased employment of women, they still receive considerably lower pensions than men.

The financial results of the fourth quarter of 2019 are available. The total return on investment was -4.3%. Compared to the third quarter, the funding ratio increased from 102% to 105%. The policy funding ratio decreased from 110% to 107%.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 31 January 2020 are known. The funding ratio is 103% and the policy funding ratio is 106%.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 31 December 2019 are known. The funding ratio is 105% and the policy funding ratio is 107%.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds tries to increase pensions of current and former ING employees and pensioners each year, in line with the price index. An increase will not be granted for 2019. The omitted increase may be granted in a future year.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 30 November 2019 are known. The funding ratio is 104% and the policy funding ratio is 107%.

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 31 October 2019 are known. The funding ratio is 103% and the policy funding ratio is 108%.