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Definition: This calculator estimates the monthly pension amount based on pensionable salary and years of service using the standard pension formula.
Purpose: It helps employees and retirees estimate their provident fund pension benefits before retirement.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The pensionable salary is multiplied by years of service, then divided by 70 to determine the monthly pension amount.
Details: Accurate pension estimation helps in retirement planning, financial forecasting, and understanding post-retirement benefits.
Tips: Enter your pensionable salary (monthly amount) and total years of service. Both values must be > 0.
Q1: What is pensionable salary?
A: This is typically your average salary during the last few years of service or your contribution salary, depending on the pension scheme rules.
Q2: Why divide by 70 in the formula?
A: The divisor 70 is a standard factor used in many pension schemes to determine the monthly pension amount from the total pensionable earnings.
Q3: Does this include employer contributions?
A: This calculator provides the basic pension amount. Employer contributions and other benefits may be calculated separately.
Q4: Is there a minimum pension amount?
A: Many pension schemes have minimum pension guarantees. Check with your specific pension provider for details.
Q5: How accurate is this calculation?
A: This provides an estimate. Actual pension amounts may vary based on specific scheme rules, inflation adjustments, and other factors.