States, others not funding 3.5 million workers’ pension – PenCom
The National Pension Commission has faulted states and some private companies for not funding 3.5 million pension accounts opened by their workers as of the
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PenCom recovers N553.03m from defaulting employers
The National Pension Commission has said it recovered N553.03m from defaulting employers who deducted their workers monthly emoluments but failed to remit to their Retirement
Total pension assets rose to N12.3tn in 2020 – PenCom
Total pension assets under the Contributory Pension Scheme rose by N2.1tn to N12.3tn as of the of the 2020 from N10.2tn as of the end
Total assets under contributory pension hit N12.29tn
The total assets under the Contributory Pension Scheme rose to N12.29tn as of the end of November 2020. Figures obtained from the National Pension Commission
118,044 retirees withdraw N29.26bn, leave pension scheme
A total of 118,044 retirees withdrew N29.26bn from their Retirement Savings Accounts and left the Contributory Pension Scheme because they had low balances in their
Pension assets rose by N184.68bn in three months — PenCom
Total assets under the Contributory Pension Scheme rose by N184.68bn in the third quarter of 2020. The National Pension Commission disclosed this in its third
FG releases N11.8bn pension for MDA retirees, 10 months arrears still outstanding
The Federal Government, yesterday, released the sum of N11.82 billion for payment of accrued rights for retirees of treasury funded Ministries, Departments & Agencies (MDAs)
5,432 firms got pension clearance certificates in Q3 – PenCom
A total of 5,432 employers were cleared for having pension and insurance covers for their workers in the third quarter of 2020. PenCom disclosed this
Tough hurdles for states seeking pension fund loans
We Can’t Trust Politicians With Safety Of Our Life-savings – ULO No Sensitive Govt Would Talk Of Borrowing Pension Funds With Many Unresolved Issues –
Lagos pays over N25b to 5,819 retirees
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu yesterday said the state, under his leadership, has paid over N25 billion into the Retirement Savings Accounts (RSAs) of 5,819
