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Latest news

26 Feb

Reappointment board members Eveline Megchelse and Bert Ewalds


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19 Dec

Transition Plan with agreements on the new pension scheme


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19 Dec


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10 Dec

Pensions partly increased as per 1 January 2025


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12 Jun

Annual report 2023 Avery Dennison Pension Fund online

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22 Jan

Pensions partly increased as per 1 January 2024


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9 Oct

Participant survey

How do you think about risk and your pension?
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21 Aug

New board member

Suzanne van de Bor.
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14 Jun

Annual report 2022 Avery Dennison Pension Fund online

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16 Dec

Pensions will increase as per 1 January 2023

All pensions will increase with 11.83%.
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7 Jul

PensioenUpdate 2022 online

What happened in 2021?
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21 Jun

Annual report 2021 Avery Dennison Pension Fund online

Read about the main developments.
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23 Mar

Our pension fund wins Pensioen Pro Awards

This is an annual award from Het Financieele Dagblad.
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23 Mar

New members of the Board and Accountability Board

Our Pension Board consists of six members.
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31 Dec

Pensions will increase as per 1 January 2022

All pensions will increase.
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1 Dec

Apply for candidate membership of our board

You can not apply anymore.
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18 Nov

Our pension fund nominated for the Pension Pro Awards

We are very proud of that!
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Retirement

The pension commencement age in our pension fund is 68. You can also choose to retire earlier, from the age of 55. Or work longer.

New job

Are you starting a new job? This could affect your pension. Maybe you can take your pension with you.

New address

You don't need to inform us if you move within the Netherlands. The municipality you are moving to will notify us automatically.

Disability

What happens if you become disable for work? You will still build up pension. You will not pay contributions anymore, or less.

Cohabiting: register your partner!

Are you planning on cohabiting? This means your partner may be entitled to part of your pension after your death. This pension is called a partner's pension.

 

It is important that we know who your partner is. So remember to always register him or her with us.

 

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Pensioen 123 laag 1 Engels

View Pension 1-2-3 for more information about our pension scheme. This is important for you to know!

 

To Pensioen 1-2-3