Total
-0.03% decline
Key figures
2025 in key figures: an overview of participants, assets, contributions, return, funding ratios and indexation.
Total
-0.03% decline
Active
-7.1% decline
Deferred participants
+1.3% growth
Pensioners
+6.1% growth
Pension liabilities
-12.9% decline
Pension liabilities are the pensions that SPF must pay out now and in the future.
Pension assets
-3.5% decline
Pension assets are the assets of SPF: investments plus other receivables minus other liabilities.
Contributions received
-1% decline
Contributions received are the contributions paid by employer and employee for pension accrual.
Pension payments
+6.5% growth
Pension benefit payments are the benefits for pensions that have already commenced.
Total invested assets
-3.4% decline
Total invested assets is the total value of the investment portfolios.
Investment return
Investment return shows how much return SPF achieved on its investments during the year. This can be interest (on bonds), dividends (on shares), or the increase or decrease in the market value of a pension fund's assets.
Funding ratio
+12.7% growth
The funding ratio is a measure of SPF's financial position, expressed as a percentage. This percentage represents the ratio between SPF's assets and all financial liabilities, now and in the future. The higher the funding ratio, the more certain it is that SPF can pay out the promised pensions.
Policy funding ratio
+4.3% growth
The policy funding ratio is the average funding ratio over the last 12 months.
Required funding ratio
-0.2% decline
The required funding ratio indicates how high SPF's policy funding ratio must legally be. If the policy funding ratio falls below the required funding ratio, SPF must submit a recovery plan.
Minimum required funding ratio
+0% growth
The minimum required funding ratio indicates the absolute lower limit. If SPF's policy funding ratio falls below this, there is a funding deficit. SPF then has too little assets to be able to pay pensions in the future. If the policy funding ratio remains below the minimum required funding ratio for 5 years, SPF must reduce (cut) the (accrued) pensions.
Indexation for pensioners and deferred participants
SPF aims to increase pensions every year and allow them to grow in line with price or wage increases. This is called indexation or granting of supplements.
Indexation for active participants
SPF aims to increase pensions every year and allow them to grow in line with price or wage increases. This is called indexation or granting of supplements.