Economy in the Family: the supplementary pension, how it works

VIDEO- The FamilyMI project, created by the Global Thinking Foundation in collaboration with the Foundation for Financial Education and Savings, together with the Milan Polytechnic Foundation, was born from the need to offer support to the debate on financial evolution and the so-called " financial inclusion” to the families of Millennials (born between 1980 and 2000). By offering an explanatory and exhaustive means of rearranging the concepts that make up today's finance, we intend to include subjects who are unable to independently access the most common financial perspectives, in terms of services and facilities normally dedicated to risk groups, especially families of the Millennials.

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In this video, Andrea fears that the pension he will receive from the public welfare may not be sufficient to maintain a good standard of living in old age. Our protagonist is therefore faced with the need to make a choice for his future and decides to subscribe to a closed pension fund established by the national contract of the sector to which he belongs.
Andrea, however, decides to join the fund only partially because he prefers to diversify towards an open-ended fund that offers investment sub-funds and that upon retirement, as explained in our Glossary with over 1200 exercises: Redooc, will allow our protagonist to integrate the state pension with that of the supplementary pension.
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FamilyMI offers an information path in an innovative and intuitive way. This process begins with an online questionnaire on the main concepts of conscious savings and investment, consisting of seven tests, each dedicated to a topic: Current Account; Insurance; Bonds; Shares; Investment Funds, SICAVs and ETFs; You change; Certificates. The outcome of the single test is linked to videos/animations called Training Pills of different lengths and contents, to provide engaging and interactive information on the basic concepts of economics and finance: Global Thinking Foundation.