Questions and answers
My-Shell Pension is the secure section of this website. You log in with your DigiD.
What will you find in my-Shell pension?
In my-Shell pension:
- You find your pension mail at My archive.
- You see how much pension you have accrued.
- You see what you can expect later.
- You calculate your pension as you make choices for retirement.
Would you like to know more about the Uniform Pension Statement (UPO)? For that, you can visit a special page that contains all the information about your pension statement.
Do you have a partner?
You can find all there is to know about partner’s pension and arranging it at for your partner at for your partner, in SSPF and/or at for your partner, in SNPS.
Are you no longer with your partner?
Then have a look at separation, in SSPF and/or separation, in SNPS}. Or at death, in SSPF and/or at death, in SNPS.
Explanation
In SSPF: You are a participant in SSPF if you joined Shell before 1 July 2013.
In SNPS: You are a participant in SNPS if you joined Shell on or after 1 July 2013.
In {net pension plan}: You can participate in the Shell Net Pension Scheme if your salary is higher than € 123,886 if you are accruing pension with Pension Fund SSPF and higher than € 123,886 if you are accruing pension with Pension Fund SNPS. The Shell Net Pension Scheme is being executed by SNPS.
Do you want more information about retiring?
You can find all there is to know about the choices you have when you retire and what to do next at retiring soon, (SSPF) or at pension choices (SNPS).
Do you want more information about your retiring?
You can find all there is to know about your pension benefit, payment date and deductions from your gross pension at your pension benefit, via SSPF and/or your pension benefit, via SNPS.
Explanation
Via SSPF: You are a participant in or receive a pension from SSPF if you joined Shell before 1 July 2013.
Via SNPS: You are a participant in r receive a pension from SNPS if you joined Shell on or after 1 July 2013.
Shell Net Pension Scheme: You can participate in the Shell Net Pension Scheme if your salary is (or was) higher than € 123,886 if you are accruing pension with Pension Fund SSPF and higher than € 123,886 if you are (or were) accruing pension with Pension Fund SNPS. Pension benefits from the Shell Net Pension Scheme are paid via Pension Fund SNPS.
Do you want to know more about employment and how that affects your pension?
You can find all you need to know about joining Shell and what to do next at new employee (SNPS).
Do you want to know know more about leaving employment and your pension?
You can find all you need to know about leaving Shell and what to do next at leaving employment (SSPF) and/or leaving employment (SNPS.
Explanation
SSPF: You are a participant in SSPF if you joined Shell before 1 July 2013.
SNPS: You are a participant in SNPS if you joined Shell on or after 1 July 2013.
Shell Net Pension Scheme: You can participate in the Shell Net Pension Scheme if your salary is higher than € 123,886 if you are accruing pension with Pension Fund SSPF and higher than € 123,886 if you are accruing pension with Pension Fund SNPS. The Shell Net Pension Scheme is being executed by SNPS.
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