Re: IDeCo changes December 2024
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2024 4:15 am
Personal Finance for Residents of Japan
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Gives me time to boot up my fax machine, to submit the withdrawal increase request then, I guess.
Looks like Rakuten iDeCo is down for maintenance this weekend. Finger crossed it’s to add the feature for us to increase our contributions for January 2025 onwardsRetireJapan wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 5:30 am Actually, my bad. I just read that the official announcement was on December 10th, and the changes will be implemented next year
You can skip the phone call by requesting the form directly here:Max wrote: ↑Sun Dec 15, 2024 10:15 am I (finally) received my ID and PW for SBI's iDeCo today. Logged in, then rang the free-dial number to ask how to change my current monthly contribution from 12k to 20k. They picked up straight away, and guided me to the correct page to fill in. Next, SBI will send me some paperwork by post to fill in to change the amount.
I've done all that and received the email confirming that everything is fine and that, "The procedures will be carried out by the National Pension Fund Association, which is the implementing body of the scheme." However, there was no mention of paper work when applying for a change, and I haven't received any paper work, and the plan for 2025 still states 12,000 per month. Anyone know if the paper work for changing the contribution amount has been sent yet?adamu wrote: ↑Sun Dec 15, 2024 10:49 amYou can skip the phone call by requesting the form directly here:Max wrote: ↑Sun Dec 15, 2024 10:15 am I (finally) received my ID and PW for SBI's iDeCo today. Logged in, then rang the free-dial number to ask how to change my current monthly contribution from 12k to 20k. They picked up straight away, and guided me to the correct page to fill in. Next, SBI will send me some paperwork by post to fill in to change the amount.
https://go.sbisec.co.jp/prd/ideco/application.html
As far as I know, the change is applied at the end of the month, effective the following month. I have not tried it myself though (although I will in January).RadiatorMan wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 1:28 am there was no mention of paper work when applying for a change, and I haven't received any paper work, and the plan for 2025 still states 12,000 per month.