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Watch out for fake messages about the new pension

Over the coming period, you will regularly receive information from us about the new pension. Criminals may try to take advantage of this. For example, they may send you a fake email, text message or WhatsApp message, or call you.

3 November 2026

Be extra careful if you are asked to do any of these things

Be extra careful if someone asks you to:

  • log in or download something;
  • transfer money or confirm your details;
  • change your personal details;
  • do something quickly.


How to deal safely with messages about your pension

  • Always check the sender's email address. Emails from Pensioenfonds PGB always come from: pgb-bericht@pensioenfondspgb.nl;
  • Are you unsure about a message? Do not click on any links or open any attachments;
  • Never share your login details, PIN, DigiD details or verification codes with anyone.

We will never ask you to do these things

We will never ask you to:

  • share your password with us;
  • give us a verification code;
  • transfer money to keep your pension safe or make changes to your pension.


Are you unsure whether a message is really from Pensioenfonds PGB?

Contact us directly using the contact details on pensioenfondspgb.nl. Do not use the contact details in the suspicious message.

Together, we can help keep your personal information safe.