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You, your RA, and the new rules of access
Cape Argus
|May 27, 2025
SOUTH Africa's two-pot retirement system, which became effective on September 1, 2024, introduced significant changes to how retirement savings are both managed and accessed.
These reforms, which aim to balance the need for long-term retirement preservation with short-term flexibility and accessibility, are far-reaching and, as such, should be fully understood in the context of one’s wealth creation journey.
Under the two-pot system, retirement contributions are divided into three components:
1. Vested Component: This includes all retirement savings accumulated before September 1, 2024. These funds remain subject to the rules that were in place before the implementation of the two-pot system.
2. Savings Component: Starting from September 1, 2024, one-third of all new retirement contributions will be allocated to this component. It is designed to provide limited access to funds before retirement under specific conditions.
3. Retirement Component: The remaining two-thirds of new contributions will be preserved until retirement and must be used to purchase a retirement income product, such as an annuity. With this in mind, here are several key facts that retirement annuity investors need to know:
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