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AEIP participating in the creation of a European Pension Tracking Service FYP

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AEIP participating in the creation of a European Pension Tracking Service FYP

Cécile Henrotte
10/10/2019
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AEIP is a proud member of the ETS consortium working on the creation of a pilot website, which aims to make use of the experiences and input of the network of the www.findyourpension.eu initiative for mobile workers. Next to a Find Your Provider service in at least five EU countries, this platform needs to offer an information service in a wide range of EU Member States.

 

On the 2nd of October 2019, during the project’s kick-off Conference in Brussels, the ETS consortium presented its plans. It revealed the state of play of digital pension communication in Europe and provided a platform for debate between relevant stakeholders like European policy makers and politicians, pension providers, national pension tracking services, social partners and potential users. The discussions during the day demonstrated that the ambition to make further progress in setting up this service is shared by many.

 

For the press release of the event, please see here.

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