In April, annual contributions for the year 2025 will be deposited in PPK accounts
In 2025, participants in the Employee Capital Plans (PPK) in Poland will receive an annual contribution of 240 PLN if their payments meet specific thresholds.
No need to wait for the so-called re-enrollment to save in PPK
Participants in the Employee Capital Plans (PPK) can change their decision to discontinue contributions before the set deadline.
'They emptied my accounts, I did not recover everything': Érika Buenfil details how she fell victim to a fraud
Actress Érika Buenfil has revealed that she fell victim to a banking fraud that drained her savings due to unauthorized access by a former bank employee.
How an employee should declare income from apartment rental and what they can save on
The article outlines how employees in Slovakia, like Karol, need to declare income earned from renting apartments and offers practical advice on tax exemptions and deductions.
The Age of an Employee Matters Only for 'Enrolling' Them in the PPK
An employee who turns 55 is not required to take action to continue saving in the PPK, as the law stipulates that employer contributions remain unchanged regardless of the employee's age.
Are changes expected in PPK?
A representative of the Polish Ministry of Finance indicated potential changes to the Employee Capital Plans (PPK) during a working group session focused on savings programs.
A participant in PPK can return to accumulating funds
Employees who previously opted out of Poland's Employee Capital Plans (PPK) can rejoin and resume contributions to save for retirement.
How Bercy Wants to Free Up Employee Savings
Serge Papin has proposed allowing employees earning less than two minimum wages to withdraw 2000 euros from their employee savings plan tax-free, with the potential for more through parliamentary debate.
Bonn: Gold stolen from savings bank
A significant amount of gold has disappeared from the safe deposit area of a Bonn savings bank, with an employee suspected of illegally accessing two safes and stealing their valuable contents.