Are you rejoining Mars? It might be wise to consider what you will do with your pension.

You can log in to MyMarsPension using DigiD or eIDAS. You can now also apply for a DigiD if you live abroad and do not yet have one.

Our pension administrator has concluded that the start of Mars Pension Fund’s new pension plan as per January 1, 2027 is not feasible. Mars Pension Fund will set a new date and inform you accordingly.

Now that we know a new pension plan is on its way, we often get asked, “When's the best time for me to retire?” Unfortunately, there's no clear-cut answer to that question. But we can give you some tips.

The interest accrual for the ARP plan for the second half of 2025 has been set. For active as well as deferred members this is 6.69% on an annual basis.

MyMarsPension is renewed to improve our customer service. As before, you will find your details, documents, and planner. In addition, several new functionalities have been added that make using MyMarsPension easier and more intuitive.

To improve our customer service, we are introducing the updated MyMarsPension on 18 September. Due to the update, it will unfortunately not be possible to log in to MyMarsPension from 15 to 18 September.

Do you live abroad and do you receive a request from us to provide a 'Life certificate'? Then use the app!

In the run-up to the new pension plan, the pension fund surveyed how you feel about investment risks. Board member Paul van Bree explains how the fund used the outcomes.

By the end of June 2025, the board of Mars Pension Fund approved the Annual Report 2024. Curious about the fund's (financial) developments? View the infographic or read the annual report.