Select your year and month of birth. The calculator will tell you when you can retire.
Your retirement age is the first possible age at which you can retire on an old-age pension. The retirement ages are estimates for persons born in 1965 and later.
Life expectancy is the average number of years that a person of a certain age is expected to live if mortality remains unchanged.
Because people are living longer, the life expectancy coefficient has been introduced. It reduces the monthly pension you receive. To offset the effect of the life expectancy coefficient, you need to work an additional length of time. This later retirement age is called your target retirement age.
Life expectancy is the average number of years that a person of a certain age is expected to live if mortality remains unchanged.
Use the pension calculator to estimate how much pension you will receive.
The calculator calculates the amount of pension benefits you earn for periods of child care and the amount of pension benefits you would earn from work during that same period.
Although you’re far away from retirement, it’s good to know about pensions already when you’re at the beginning of your working life. The choices you make along the way may also affect how much pension you’ll get when you do retire.
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