Partial retirement
You have the option to take partial retirement when you reach the age of 55. You can carry on working part-time.
- Find out your monthly pension allowance at a glance.
- You decide to which degree you retire.
- There is no obligation. You are not submitting an application.
More information
In this video pension consultant Jeroen van Zunderd explains how partial retirement works.
You can take partial retirement from the age of 55. You continue to work the part that you are not retired. Log in using your DigiD to check how much pension you get if you take partial retirement.
- You decide for which part you want to retire.
- You continue to build up pension over the days that you are still working.
- Your pension accrual stops from state retirement age.
If you take partial retirement, your pension will be lower. That's only logical: if you work less, you build up less pension than when you work full-time. Besides, part of your pension will be paid over more years. Carefully consider beforehand if you can make ends meet with a lower pension.
Find out how much pension you get if you take partial retirement.
- Log in with your DigiD and go to the pension planner.
- Choose to which degree you wish to retire. Find out right away how much pension you get.
- If you wish, you can apply for your pension in the pension planner.