The new mypension.be is now live!

With the revamped mypension.be, we are bringing statutory and supplementary pensions together, giving you a clearer picture of your future pension at a glance.

Together with the three organisations behind mypension.be, namely the Federal Pensions Service, the NISSE and Sigedis, we are taking another step towards a more user-friendly and accessible website, providing information that is even more closely aligned with what you really want to know.

What is changing for the statutory pension?

Since July 2026, everyone aged 60 and over has once again been able to view their earliest possible retirement date on mypension.be. As of today, this date is also available to everyone who works or has worked in Belgium.

What’s next?

Information about the statutory pension will be gradually expanded on mypension.be. The next steps are as follows:

o   End of 2026 : the earliest retirement date without a pension penalty (malus);

o   Second half of 2027: the amount of your statutory pension;

o   End of 2027 : pension simulations, allowing you, for example, to check the impact of becoming self-employed on your pension amount.

What is changing for the supplementary pension?

An overview of your estimated supplementary pension

From now on, mypension.be allows you to see how much supplementary pension you have already built up across all your pension plans, as well as how much you can expect to receive when you reach the statutory retirement age. In addition, the amounts are also displayed as net estimates.

Details of each pension plan

In addition to this overall overview, you can also view each pension plan individually. This allows you to see which pension institution manages the plan, how much you have already built up, how much supplementary pension you can expect to receive when you reach the statutory retirement age, and what benefits are provided for in the event of the plan being terminated or your death before retirement age.

From now on, the development of your pension plan over the past year is also visible. This includes the contributions paid in, the returns achieved, as well as any costs or other deductions that have affected your pension entitlements. This gives people a clear picture of what they have already built up, what they can expect to receive in the future and how that amount has been accumulated.

A new pension statement replaces the pension certificate

The modernisation goes beyond mypension.be. The old pension certificate is being replaced by a new pension statement. From now on, Sigedis will send this statement every year to everyone building up a supplementary pension, in digital format via e-Box.