Pension fund fees: in other countries, they do it cheaper

A think tank report says that a competitive environment would ensure that the costs of the second pension pillar are kept low

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Lukáš Novotný | 12.05.2011

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Each tenth of a percentage point shaved off a deposit every year represents the loss of several tens of thousands of crowns for a pensioner

A think tank report shows that the proposed fees for administering second-pillar pension funds are out of line with those for similar programs in other countries such as Sweden. The report’s authors also favor anonymity in the accounts to protect the clients. Finding the right structure for the funds, though, is the most important issue.

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