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How you contribute
How much you can contribute, contribution frequency, and the degree of flexibility the policy offers.
PIAS stands for Individual Systematic Savings Plan (Plan Individual de Ahorro Sistemático). It is a life insurance policy designed to accumulate savings and, later on, convert them into a life annuity: an income paid to you for the rest of your life. It can help you build future income, subject to the terms and conditions of the selected policy.
We explain how to save, how your funds perform, and the options available for drawing down your capital.
How much you can contribute, contribution frequency, and the degree of flexibility the policy offers.
What drives its value, whether it is linked to investments, and what guarantees are included. If tied to financial markets, the value of your savings may fluctuate up or down.
How to convert your savings into an annuity, along with the conditions and potential costs of early withdrawals.
Before selecting a PIAS, it is essential to assess your savings capacity and define your desired future income. We will clarify the associated costs, access to liquidity, and the criteria for establishing an annuity. The applicable tax treatment will be reviewed based on your individual circumstances and statutory requirements.Learn more: Finanzas para Todos - What is a PIAS?.
A PIAS is a life insurance policy designed to fund a life annuity. A pension plan is an alternative retirement savings vehicle. Both have distinct terms regarding contributions and withdrawals, which we can illustrate through clear examples.
It is a recurring income paid to you for life in exchange for a committed capital amount allocated to the policy. The payment amount, frequency, and any supplementary coverage are determined when the annuity contract is executed.
The PIAS contract specifies the terms for accessing accumulated savings, including applicable fees and surrender conditions. It is also essential to assess the potential impact an early withdrawal may have on its tax treatment.
Tell us about your savings goals and your target timeline for drawing down income.