What is a defined contribution pension (DC) plan?
A defined contribution pension (DC) plan is a pension scheme in which participants themselves invest contributions paid for them based on their own judgement. Future benefits are dependent on the t... Show Detail
What is the difference between a corporate-type DC and an individual-type DC (iDeCo)?
A corporate-type DC is a corporate pension plan introduced by a company as a part of its benefit programs while an individual-type DC (iDeCo) is a self-help scheme for building assets for post-work... Show Detail
Can I withdraw my pension assets when I leave my company?
The defined contribution pension plan is a pension scheme stipulated by law for the purpose of stabilizing your life in retirement, therefore, in principle, pension assets cannot be withdrawn until... Show Detail
In a defined contribution pension plan, portability refers to transferring assets. When you lose participant eligibility in a corporate-type defined contribution pension plan, you can transfer y... Show Detail
If you have transferred your assets from the previous plan, your assets and period are transferred and shown as the total period. Information of the previous plan may not be reflected immediatel... Show Detail
Are there any fees for an individual-type DC (iDeCo) account?
Fees are charged. The main fees are as follows (1) Account opening fee (first time only): deducted from initial contribution or rollover assets from other pension plans (2) Account management f... Show Detail
When you take rollover procedures, the investment products you hold will be sold and converted to cash, and the investment products of the new plan will be purchased. It is not possible to transfer... Show Detail
It refers to an institution that manages defined contribution pension plans. (1) Record Keeping Services: a plan administrator records and keeps information related to participants and investmen... Show Detail
Does Sompo Japan DC Securities offer NISA (tax exemption scheme for small investment)?
Sompo Japan DC Securities does not offer the "tax exemption scheme for small investment (NISA)". An individual-type DC (iDeCo) is offered by Sompo Japan DC Securities. For information on Somp... Show Detail
What procedures are required when a participant dies?
The bereaved family needs to file a claim for a lump-sum death benefit in writing. The bereaved family is requested to contact the AnswerCenter. (Link) (Please have the deceased's basic pension n... Show Detail
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