
About Pension Savings Fund
ONPF “Pension Savings Fund” is a non-profit organization, which is part of a TAS financial group.
The Fund was established to develop private pensions by collecting contributions from Fund members, investing them, generating income and paying non-state pensions.
The GNPF Pension Savings Fund NT was established in 2006. Since 2012, it has been owned by the TAS Group, which has extensive experience in the life insurance and pension markets.
As of
As of 28.02.2026
This level of risk does not necessarily remain constant. It may change over time.
We would also like to draw the attention of the investors to the fact that even the lowest level is not a risk free investment.
Inflation continued its downward trend into the new year, registering 7.4% year-on-year in January 2026. However, the inflationary pressure arising from the destruction of energy infrastructure will have a delayed effect through higher business costs and constraints on production capacity. For this reason, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is implementing a gradual and cautious macroeconomic policy. According to the NBU’s baseline macroeconomic forecast for 2026, the key policy rate is expected to decrease to 14.5%, with the possibility of further easing over the forecast horizon.
Yields on UAH-denominated government bonds (OVDPs) at primary auctions continued to decline in February. Specifically, the yield on 1-year OVDPs fell from 16.19% to 15.32%, while 3-year OVDPs decreased from 17.44% to 16.28%. Term deposit rates in the banking sector dropped by 50 basis points, ranging from 9% to 14% in hryvnia, while USD deposit rates remained unchanged at up to 2%, depending on the deposit term.
Identification code
33193408
License of NSSMC
AB 115988 issued August 14, 2008
State registration
№10711050016000611 by 13.07.2011
Validity
unlimited
free of charge from all numbers in Ukraine04070 Kyiv, 1/6 Frolivska street, 2nd floor
Individuals and/or companies make voluntary contributions to a participant’s pension account. Assets are accumulated and grow through investment income. Upon reaching retirement age, the participant receives pension payments. During the period of pension payments, the fund balance continues to earn interest.
The amount of the benefit (pension) depends solely on the amount of savings accounted for in the participant’s pension account at the time of the benefit and the duration of the benefit. In order to make the savings work more efficiently, it is advisable to start making pension contributions as early as possible – a longer period for contributions and the growth of pension funds due to compound interest will allow for a higher investment return. Even small contributions over a long period of time can help you accumulate substantial capital.
You can calculate your future pension using the Private Pension Calculator
Anyone can be a member of the NPF:
Contributors may be spouses, children, parents, siblings, grandparents of the fund participant, children of the fund participant’s spouse, including children adopted by him or her, parents of the fund participant’s spouse, and legal entities (employer or professional association of which the fund participant is a member).
The minimum and maximum age of a participant is not limited by law. For example, the youngest member of OTP Pension is 1 year old, and the oldest is 91 years old
There are no limits or obligations. You decide how much and how often to pay. In Europe and the United States, for example, a monthly payment of 5 to 10 percent of profits is considered the norm.
You can monitor the status of your pension account in your personal online account on the website of the Fund Administrator, or in the mobile application and via a free monthly SMS newsletter.
The law stipulates that pension payments must begin no earlier than 10 years before the official retirement age (currently 50 years). Payments must last at least 10 years and can be made monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually. If the amount of savings is small (as of January 2023, up to UAH 125,580), the funds can be received in a lump sum.
Yes, if the participant moves abroad for permanent residence or her passport or has a medically confirmed critical health condition (cancer, stroke, disability).
You can transfer your savings to another pension fund, but no more than once every six months.