Comparison: money from II pillar or a loan
Do you wish to compare what would be more useful: to cover existing loans and important expenses at the expense of Pillar II, or to borrow money from a bank for this purpose? Use the pension money calculator.
Results
| II pillar | |
| If you continue saving, the amount you would have in the second pillar when you retire is | 0 € |
| If you withdraw the money, then | |
| the amount you will not contribute to the second pillar in 10 years is | 0 € |
| the amount the state will not contribute to the second pillar is | 0 € |
| the amount of lost return after 10 years is | 0 € |
| the amount of income tax you will immediately pay on second pillar funds is | 0 € |
| Loan / lease | |
| Monthly repayment | 0 € |
| Total interest paid to the bank | 0 € |
| Summary | |
| The impact on your wallet over the next 10 years of withdrawing money from the II pillar | 0 € |
| This is equal to you lending the amount on your second pillar account from the bank for: | |
| 10 years at an annual interest rate of | 0 € |
| 5 years at an annual interest rate of | 0 € |
| 3 years at an annual interest rate of | 0 € |
| 1 years at an annual interest rate of | 0 € |
