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comPlan is the pension fund for Swisscom and its economic or financial affiliates. We are responsible for the company pensions of around 17,000 employees and around 9,000 pensioners.
Here we provide you fast and easy, direct access to all useful tools relating to your pension.
Calculate the impact of purchases or advance withdrawals on your pension.
Forms, information sheets, regulations: all important documents to download.
Here you can find the most important facts and figures regarding comPlan. You can find all of the figures and details on the facts and figures page.
New job, buying a home, getting married. Lots of things change as time goes on. Our advice articles tell you how they affect your company pension and what you need to pay attention to.
New voluntary insurance option for people over 58
If your employment relationship has been terminated by Swisscom or you leave the Social Plan, you can now remain insured with comPlan on a voluntary basis, provided you are at least 58 years old when you leave.
By buying into the pension fund, you can improve your retirement benefits and save taxes at the same time. In addition, the buy-in amount, like your other retirement savings, bears interest (at least 1% in 2020).
The simulation at www.pk-complan.ch/online shows you how your retirement benefits will improve after the buy-in.
Please make sure that your buy-in is credited to the comPlan account by 15 December 2020 at the latest. Buy-ins made after this date will be returned to your account without interest (except for buy-ins of completed divorce payments and early withdrawals for home ownership).
When you make your first buy-in, you must submit the form "Declaration for buying into the Pension Fund". You can find the link to the form and all further information about the buy-in at: https://www.pk-complan.ch/en/lifecircumstances/optimising-provision-purchase.html.
Any questions? We are here for you. Here you can find contact details, opening times, bank details, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses.
