The return is calculated once a month. Your personal return, which you can view by logging in to borger.dk, is updated on the third banking day of the month. The return shown is a net return after costs and pension return tax.
0.5 %
June
Updated 1. July 2026
5.5 %
Year-to-date
Updated 1. July 2026
34.1 %
Since the start
Updated 1. July 2026
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Returns 2026
January 0.9 % February 0.4 % March -3.3 % April 4.2 % May 2.8 % June 0.5 % -
Returns for 2025 – total 8.0%
January 1.7 % February -0.3 % March -2.7 % April -0.6 % May 2.9 % June 1.3 % July 1.2 % August 0.6 % September 1.4 % October 1.5 % November 0.2 % December 0.6 % -
Returns for 2024 – total 11.0%
January 0.8 % February 1.8 % March 1.4 % April -1.2 % May 1.2 % June 1.8 % July 0.7 % August 0.7 % September 1.4 % October -0.3 % November 2.2 % December 0.0 % -
Returns for 2023 – total 10.1%
January 2.7 % February -0.5 % March 0.9 % April 0.4 % May 0.3 % June 1.6 % July 1.4 % August -0.6 % September -0.8 % October -1.0 % November 3.2 % December 2.2 % -
Return for 2022 – total: -7.9%
January -2.2 % February -1.3 % March 1.1 % April -2.4 % May -0.5 % June -3.8 % July 4.3 % August -1.7 % September -3.9 % October 2.6 % November 2.3 % December -2.3 % -
Returns for 2021 – total 3.7%
January 0.0 % February 0.1 % March 0.3 % April 0.4 % May 0.0 % June 0.6 % July 0.4 % August 0.5 % September -1.0 % October 1.1 % November -0.1 % December 1.3 % -
Returns for 2020 – total 0.9%
December 0.9 %
Value development
In the graph below, you can see how the value of your accrued holiday allowance funds changes over time. You can choose the period for which you wish to view this trend. You can also choose to compare the value against inflation by ticking the comparison box.
The graph shows the change in value of 1,000 kr over the selected period.
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Allocation figures as at 30 June 2026
Your return consists of both LD Pensions’ investment return on the holiday allowance funds that employers have paid into the fund, and interest income on the holiday allowance funds that employers leave within their companies. This makes up the fund’s profit, from which you receive your share.
Here you can see a breakdown of how much of the frozen holiday allowance is held by LD Pensions, and how much of the holiday allowance remains with employers.
The holiday allowance funds paid in by employers to the Employees' Holiday Allowance Fund are invested by LD Pensions. Here you can see the asset allocation of the invested holiday allowance funds.
Below you can see the breakdown for each asset class.
Shares
Personal credit
Credit
High-grade bonds
Risikogruppe
The risk category indicates the general risk of loss and provides an indication of the extent of fluctuations – both positive and negative – that can be expected in the savings. 7 is the highest risk and 1 is the lowest.
