The main matter of this article is to determine the effects of the bill of 6th December 2013 about change in acts of law in relation to principles of payout from the financial means gathered in open pension funds (OPF) and it's theoretical analysis. This law determines other ways of payout of the resources gathered in OPF in comparison to basic regulation that have been binding for years of investments in OPF. As a result of abandon of capital lifetime pension the participation in OFE becomes simply the part of the pay-as-you-go pension system – now we cannot think about it as the second pillar of the pension system. Instead having two pensions depended on different ways of financing the benefit, the new solution relays  only on the current revenues of Social Insurance Fund and volume of the subvention from the state. In the situation when progressive demographic crisis is causing the decreasing of incomes to public insurance funds and high number of beneficiaries it simply cannot improve the situation of members of OFE for future.