According to Covip, annuities at the time of retirement are still unattractive and this pushes workers to choose to immediately cash in the accrued capital
According to the annual report presented by Covip, memberships show a strong gender but also generational gap: only 18,8% of members are under 35
Complementary pension schemes are growing in Italy: one worker in three joins, even though according to the Covip annual report, around one million people have not paid contributions for at least 5 years
According to the latest Covip annual report, despite the losses suffered in 2020, on average since 2010 the returns of pension funds still beat (and not just) the revaluation of the TFR - Memberships and contributions are increasing
The Covip annual report shows that both contractual and open-ended pension funds closed in the red, even if the performance over 10 years remains more than positive - The Authority also draws a map of investment choices
According to the latest Covip annual report, in 2017 pension funds yielded on average between 1,9 and 3,3%, against the 1,7% guaranteed by the revaluation of the severance indemnity - However, the costs are variable and still hard to compare - Here comes the…
According to the latest Covip report, 90% of the under 35s choose a bonded or balanced guaranteed pension fund but it is by no means certain that it is the most appropriate choice - Here's what the data say
For the new generations who have lived and are living long experiences of precariousness, we need to turn the page on pension funds: more than forms of supplementary pensions, we need to think, following the example of RITA, of adequate coverage of income before…
COVIP REPORT (FULL TEXT ATTACHED IN PDF) - Last year the average yield was 2,7% for traded funds and 2,2% for open-ended funds against a revaluation of the severance indemnity net of the taxes of the '1,5%