Finance insurance in Spain

Saving insurance
A flexible savings vehicle that allows you to accumulate capital through regular or one-off contributions. The insurer guarantees a minimum return and, in some products, offers profit-sharing above that floor. Suitable for medium-term goals (education, property purchase, early retirement planning).



Systematic individual savings plan (PIAS)
One of the most tax-efficient products available to Spanish residents. Contributions grow tax-deferred, and if held until conversion into a life annuity, the accumulated capital is only taxed on a small percentage of each annuity payment. Maximum annual contribution: €8,000, with a lifetime cap of €240,000. Particularly useful for expats who plan to remain in Spain long-term.



Individual insurance for long term savings (SIAL)
Designed for capital guaranteed over the medium to long term. The fiscal advantage kicks in after five years: returns become exempt from capital gains tax up to the annual contribution limit of €5,000. A straightforward product for conservative savers who want security above all.



Pension Plans (PPA)
The insurance equivalent of a pension plan (plan de pensiones), with one key difference: the PPA guarantees a minimum return. Contributions are deductible from your IRPF tax base — reducing your annual tax bill — and funds accumulate until retirement. Ideal for employed expats with taxable income in Spain looking to reduce their fiscal burden while building retirement capital.



Investment funds
For clients who accept market risk in exchange for higher potential returns, we provide access to a broad catalogue of investment funds across different asset classes and risk profiles. We assess your investor profile and match products accordingly, always within the regulated framework applicable to Spanish residents.
Frequently Asked Questions About Finance Insurance in Spain
Is PIAS available to expats living in Spain?
Yes, as long as you are a fiscal resident in Spain. PIAS is regulated under Spanish law and available to any taxpayer subject to IRPF, regardless of nationality.
Can I contribute to a Spanish pension plan (PPA) if I already have a pension in another country?
Yes. Having a pension abroad does not prevent you from opening a PPA in Spain. Both can coexist, though the tax treatment of each will depend on applicable tax treaties between Spain and your home country.
What happens to my SIAL or PIAS if I leave Spain?
If you become a non-resident, the products remain active but the Spanish tax advantages may no longer apply in the same way. Early redemption may trigger tax events. We advise reviewing your financial products before a change of residency.
Are investment returns from Spanish finance insurance products taxed?
Yes, but the tax rate and timing depend on the product. PIAS benefits from significant deferral; SIAL gains are exempt after five years up to contribution limits; standard savings insurance gains are taxed as savings income (between 19% and 28% depending on amount).
How do I get started?
Contact us with a brief overview of your situation — age, residency status, savings objective and time horizon. We’ll recommend the most appropriate products and obtain comparative quotes with no obligation.



Individual insurance for long term savings (SIAL)
Allowing you to build savings capital through periodic or self-managed contributions based on your preferences.



Systematic individual savings plan (PIAS)
Plan your future with savings insurance making the most of tax benefits in order to create a life annuity income stream.



Individual insurance for long term savings (SIAL)
This is the perfect formula to obtain guaranteed medium and long-term capital gain while also enjoying tax benefits.



Pension Plans (PPA)
Ideal complement to your retirement pension allowing you to save in the long term without risk while enjoying tax benefits.



Investment funds
We have a wide catalogue of investment funds available so that any level of savings can benefit, regardless of your risk profile.

