Can I withdraw from an Individual-type DC (iDeCo)?
In principle, it is not possible to withdraw from an individual-type DC (iDeCo). You will receive retirement benefits usually from the age of 60. However, you may receive a early lump-sum pay... Show Detail
I cannot log in to the AnswerNet as I do not know my login ID.
Your login ID is the Participant Code (10-digit numbers). You can check it in one of the following ways. (1) Check your "Notice of Opening an Account" After opening your account for the d... Show Detail
Participants are able to log in by issuing a temporary password on the AnswerNet login page and changing it to a password of their choice. ≪Steps for reissuing a temporary password and chang... 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
Can I register my email address on the AnswerNet?
You can register your email address by yourself on the AnswerNet. <Confirmation or change of email address> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on the "Confirm/Change Participant Information"... Show Detail
What is a designated investment product?
A designated investment product is an investment product to be purchased automatically in the event that participants do not designate allocation ratios during the instruction period(*1) and extens... Show Detail
How can I confirm a beneficiary I designated for my lump-sum death benefit?
If you have designated a beneficiary for your lump-sum death benefit, you can confirm this in the following ways. ■How to check on the AnswerNet. Log in to the AnswerNet > Scroll down o... Show Detail
I have moved. Do I need to notify my company of my new address?
If you are a participant in a corporate-type DC, the person in charge at your company will handle the address change procedure, so please contact the human resources department or general affairs d... Show Detail
You can see it on the AnswerNet. <How to find "Transaction History"> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on the "Participant Main Page" tab > Click on "View History" in the orange frame where... Show Detail
Can I check my past contributions?
You can see it on the AnswerNet. <How to check past contributions> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on the "Account Information" tab > Scroll down to the "Contributions and Changes in Asse... Show Detail
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