Born 1988 or later – Section 1
Your employer pays into your occupational each month. It could be several thousands each month. Through your employment you have a safety net that in the event of your death pays out money to your family. You might also have the right to a sickness pension in the event that you should become long term ill.
Your money is placed in three different parts
Your occupational pension consists of different parts. If you belong to section 1 of the occupational pension agreement PA 16, you will have three parts in the occupational pension.
You are insured through your employment
You are insured through your government employment. This means you could receive a sickness pension if you become long term ill. In addition, your family could receive money in the event of your death.
Watch our recorded webinar about occupational pension
This is a recorded webinar about occupational pension in Sweden for state employees. This webinar covers section 1 of PA 16, the collective agreement for occupational pension for state employees.
This is how you can take out your occupational pension
- If you are born 1988 or later and belong to section 1 the age which you can choose to have your occupational pension paid out is 63 years of age.
- The selectable part you can choose life-long payment or under a defined period of at least ten years.
- Kåpan Tjänste you can choose life-long payment or under a defined period of at least five up to twenty years.
- Kåpan Flex you can choose life-long payment or under a defined period of at least one year up to twenty year. This part can also be used if you wish to reduce working hours but keep working when reaching retirment age.
Your occupational pension is covered by collective agreement
Your occupational pension is covered by collective agreement. This means that the occupational pension has been negotiated by the union organizations in the State branch (OFR/S, OFR/P, OFR/O; Saco-S; SEKO) together with the Swedish Agency for Government Employers.