Governed by the Ministry of Labor, the Labor Funds comprise the Labor Pension Fund (the New Fund), the Labor Retirement Fund (the Old Fund), the Labor Insurance Fund, the Employment Insurance Fund, the Arrear Wage Payment Fund, and the Occupation Incidents Protection Fund. To solve the problem that in the Labor Retirement Fund scheme the length of service should be within the same business entity, the Labor Pension Fund Act was implemented in 2005. The Act transformed the labor pension scheme to defined contribution, in which the individual pension accounts are established and employers must contribute at least 6% of monthly salary for the employees to their personal pension accounts. The workers may also voluntarily contribute up to 6% of their salary to their own pension account with tax exemption. The contributed funds established the Labor Pension Fund. The Fund has a government guaranteed rate of return of no less than 2-year time deposit interest rate of local banks, which helps to secure the pensioners’ retirement.
Taiwan
$238
16.57
Yu-Ching Su
11.32% Bank Deposits
7.56% Domestic Debt Securities
18.58% Domestic Equity Securities
26.11% Foreign Debt Securities
25.29% Foreign Equity Securities
11.14% Alternative Investments
Asset allocation as of December 31, 2024. All information is as per the most recent annual report or other publicly available data via the fund's website
