Can I withdraw from a corporate-type DC?
In principle, it is not possible to withdraw from a corporate-type DC. You will receive retirement benefits usually from the age of 60. However, only if you resign before age 60 and satisfy certa... Show Detail
No, you are not allowed to transfer products. In order to transfer assets, pension assets (investment products held) are converted into cash. Therefore, even if the products with the same name ar... Show Detail
Procedures vary depending on the age at the time of resignation. Show Detail
I am enrolled in a corporate-type DC. Can I check the DC plan document?
You can see it on the AnswerNet. <How to find "Corporate Type Pension Plan Document"> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on the “Participant Main Page" tab > Click on "Confirm/Change Partici... Show Detail
In order to transfer your assets of the defined contribution pension plan (*1) you were enrolled in at your previous company to the corporate-type DC (plan administrator:Sompo Japan DC Securities) ... Show Detail
What is employee matching contribution? Is anyone allowed to make participant contributions?
Employee matching contribution is a scheme that allows participants to make contributions (participant contributions) on top of the contributions made by the company (company contributions) in a co... Show Detail
The application procedure for participant contributions varies depending on the plan in which you are enrolled. (1) Plans which allow applications on the AnswerNet <Procedure for new appl... Show Detail
If a participant in a corporate-type DC loses his/her participant eligibility before age 60 and fails to complete the rollover procedures during the procedure period (*), the assets of the corporat... Show Detail
The "Request to Rollover DC Asset Balance to New Corporate-type DC Plan" is the document to be submitted when transferring assets from a defined contribution pension plan to another defined contrib... Show Detail
Is there a brief document that describes the procedures required when retiring before age 60?
You can see it on the AnswerNet. <How to find "Procedures upon Loss of Participant Eligibility due to Resignation or Related Reasons"> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on "Request Forms" i... Show Detail
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