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Pension Reform Act 2004

Replaced the old defined-benefit pensions with a mandatory Contributory Pension Scheme and created PenCom — repealed by the 2014 Act.

Signed
2004-06-25
Assented by
Status
Repealed
01 Background

The Pension Reform Act 2004 introduced Nigeria's Contributory Pension Scheme, mandating individual Retirement Savings Accounts funded by employer and employee contributions, and established the National Pension Commission (PenCom) as regulator with licensed Pension Fund Administrators and Custodians. It was repealed and re-enacted by the Pension Reform Act 2014.

02 Key provisions · 4
§ 01
Mandatory Contributory Pension Scheme
§ 02
Individual Retirement Savings Accounts
§ 03
Establishes PenCom as regulator
§ 04
Licensed PFAs and PFCs
03 What changed in practice
Ended the unfunded defined-benefit pension model
Superseded by the Pension Reform Act 2014
04 Who it affects
WorkersEmployersPenComPFAs
05 What it repealed / replaced
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