
For the self-employed and businesses
Supplementary pension for the self-employed
The statutory pension of a self-employed person is often modest compared with their working income. A supplementary pension lets you build a lump sum or an annuity, and contributions may be tax-deductible if the legal conditions are met.
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Useful if
- 1You are self-employed and your state pension looks too small.
- 2You run a company and want to build a capital through it.
- 3You are looking for a tax advantage while preparing retirement.
What the policy can cover
- PLCI: free supplementary pension for the self-employed
- EIP: individual pension commitment for company directors
- Contributions deductible under conditions
- Lump sum or annuity at retirement
- Optional solidarity component, depending on the policy
The exact cover, excesses and exclusions depend on the insurer and the policy. We compare 12 insurers and give you an offer.
PLCI or EIP: depending on your status
The PLCI is open to all self-employed people, whether they work in their own name or run a company. A company director can also benefit from an individual pension commitment (EIP), which the company takes out for them.
The rules of each scheme differ, notably on the contributions allowed. We check with you which one fits your situation.
The tax advantage
According to the FSMA, contributions to a PLCI agreement are deductible if the agreement complies with the legal rules, the contribution ceilings are respected and the self-employed person’s social security contributions are paid in full.
The ceilings change from year to year. We give you the figures in force when you take out the policy, after checking them.
Having your situation reviewed
Age, income, status, planned retirement date: these determine the right scheme. We compare our partner insurers and present the options. You decide.
What our clients say…
Read all reviews on GoogleJe suis vraiment très contente du service que j’ai reçu. Toute l’équipe a fait preuve d’un grand professionnalisme et d’une vraie qualité de service du début à la fin. Je me suis toujours sentie accompagnée et soutenue, avec une présence constante et beaucoup d’attention à mes besoins. On sent que chacun donne son maximum pour satisfaire les clients, et cela fait toute la différence. Je tiens à remercier tout particulièrement le courtier Monsieur Kubat Ali pour son professionnalisme, sa disponibilité et son accompagnement tout au long du processus. Son écoute et son implication ont été très appréciées. Un grand merci à toute l’équipe pour leur gentillesse et leur travail de qualité. Je recommande vivement !
Sirin Yildirim
Merci beaucoup à Pinar pour tous les démarches qu'elle a effectuée pour l'obtention de notre crédit! Dès le début elle a été présente, et une personne de confiance. De nos jours c'est tellement difficile de trouver un gestionnaire qui suit parfaitement ces dossiers pour la satisfaction du client. Merci encore!
Ciftci Baris
Excellent service, bon accueil, toujours disponible avec ses clients. Merci à vous Monsieur Bayram. Vous êtes quelqu'un d'exceptionnel et gardez toujours votre sourire et votre hospitalité. Franchement à recommander.
Chris Luedi
Who will call you back?
Your request is handled here at Passage Charles Rogier by the person who will see it through to signing.

Rüstem Liman
Financial manager

Pinar Mugla
Sales associate, mortgages and insurance

Ali Kubat
Mortgages

Bayram Cakir
Mortgages

Bahar Celik
Instalment loans

Tolga Demirkazik
Insurance account manager

Sinan Yilmaz
Insurance account manager
We see clients by appointment, Passage Charles Rogier 10, two minutes from Rogier metro station.
02 203 24 34
Your questions
PLCI or EIP, which should I choose?
The PLCI is for a self-employed individual, the EIP for a company director. The right tool depends on your status, and we look at it with you.
Are the contributions deductible?
They can be under certain conditions, if the legal rules are met. We check your situation before proposing a contract.
Lump sum or annuity at retirement?
Depending on the contract, the supplementary pension is paid as a lump sum or as an annuity. We compare what our partner insurers offer.
Is my state pension not enough?
A self-employed person’s state pension is often modest compared with their working income. A supplementary pension lets you build a capital or an annuity.
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