The Guardian (Nigeria)

AXA Mansard sustains activities in pension fund business

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AXA Mansard Pensions Limited has recorded consistenc­y in its performanc­e as it remains in top four of all fund tiers, with year-to-date returns of 6.54 per cent in Fund I; 6.44 per cent in Fund II; 6.97 per cent in Fund III; and 7.39 per cent in Fund IV in the country. Pension Funds Administra­tors are expected to open Retirement Savings Account (RSA) for employees, invest and manage pension fund assets, pay retirement benefits and account for all transactio­ns relating to the pension funds managed by them. Their primary objective is to provide pensioners who have reached retirement age with income. Creating a pensions scheme earlier in life has proven to be an establishe­d means of reducing old-age poverty and

reducing the difficulti­es faced by multi-generation­al households. Beside the 18 per cent mandatory contributi­ons from employee and employer, the employee can voluntaril­y contribute to increase chances of a fantastic retirement plan. Voluntary contributi­ons refer to additional contributi­ons (after the mandatory deductions) from salary to RSA where the regular pension contributi­on will not be sufficient to meet the personal retirement goals. According to the company, such funds will be invested alongside the mandatory contributi­ons in RSA, thereby ensuring that the employee’s money works harder. “It is nice and relaxing to know that whilst you’re currently working to make money, your money is also doing the same thing- working for you.

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