Pension gap of statutory pensions by pension scheme
Description
The graph below shows the (combinations of) schemes present and their importance among men (left) and women (right) who have recently taken their retirement pension. The majority of people who have recently taken their retirement pension receive an employee's retirement pension, both for men and women (53% of men and 63% of women). Only exceptionally do people who have recently taken their retirement pension receive only a civil servant retirement pension (5% of men and 4% of women) or a self-employed retirement pension (3% of men and 2% of women). The average gross pension amounts for men (left, red bars) and women (right, green bars) are presented below by pension plan (or combination of plans). The absolute difference between the two is indicated in grey. This is therefore the pension gap in euro. You can select yourself the pension plan for which you want to view the pension amounts. The overall situation for all schemes is displayed by default. To better understand the reality behind the pension gap, we look at the distribution of pensions among men (left, red bars) and women (right, green bars) by scheme (or combination of schemes). The x-axis divides the pension into classes of EUR 500 and the y-axis expresses the percentage of pensioners with a pension in the class in question. You can select yourself the pension plan for which you want to view the distribution of pensions. The overall situation for all schemes is displayed by default.
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