SAVING PLAN-RETIRMENT INSURANCE
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Let's talk about the VALUE OF SAVINGS!

How many people know the value of saving? The habit of picking up a sum aside for tomorrow, regardless of whether the amount is small – medium – large.

The answer is that few will think of the concept of saving as a priority for most is survival.

Saving, however, is primarily a matter of mindset, not money, and in order for one to survive one needs to be occupied with tomorrow, too.

Our future if we do not take care of it ourselves then it has unpleasant surprises and many people end up being financially helpless at older ages.

So think today about tomorrow by starting a pension plan, tailored to your own needs and capabilities, that will ensure the quality of life of the old age you desire..

The private pension could well be classified as an investment. An investment for any employee or professional who wants to secure tomorrow without leaving it to chance. 

 
So why would someone invest in a pension plan?

  • Capital guarantee at the end of the contract by taking one-off or in part the money you agreed.
  • The Insured person, in addition to the one-off payment or the life pension he will receive at the end of his contract, can also "earn" dividends from any overpayments.
  • Possibility of increasing or reducing the regular annual payment by adjusting it to the respective financial possibilities of the insured person
  • Capital protection in the event of loss of life before the start of retirement with a return on paid premiums to beneficiaries.
  • Option to protect The Payment Exemption of Premiums (A.P.A.). In case of permanent total incapacity, the company will pay the premium for you until the end of the contract in order to ensure the creation of the capital you have set under your contract.  
  • The amount received by the insured person at the end of the contract shall not be taxed.
  • The private pension shall operate under the capitalized system. I mean, it acts like a piggy bank. The sooner you start putting money in your piggy bank, the more you'll collect and even have it in stock.
  • Last but not least, to complement the reduced pension that the state guarantees you.

 


Insurance companies are now supervised by the Bank of Greece, i.e. by the Central European Bank and are governed by a strict regulatory framework. With the implementation of Solvency II on 1 January 2016 those deemed solvent, it means that they have sufficient reserves and can certainly meet the highest requirements.

For more information please contact our office where our specialized advisor, based on your needs, will form with you the final contract.

For more information please contact our office where our specialized advisor, based on your needs, will form with you the final contract.