Planning for a comfortable retirement starts with understanding how your pension is calculated. At OldSG, we break down the pension calculation formula to help you understand the factors that determine your retirement income
The pension calculation formula is a set of guidelines and calculations used to determine your future retirement income. While the exact formula can vary depending on the type of pension plan you have, most formulas consider factors like your income, years of service, contributions, and investment returns
The length of time you have been employed and contributing to your pension plan is a major factor. In many pension formulas, the more years of service you have, the higher your retirement benefits will be.
Some pensions are based on your final salary, while others use an average of your highest earning years. This can have a big impact on your pension, especially if you experience salary increases over time.
Suppose you’re part of a defined benefit (DB) pension plan, where the formula includes your final salary, years of service, and an accrual rate. If your final salary is a certain amount, and your plan accrues benefits at a specific percentage for each year of service
At OldSG, we understand that pension calculations can seem
complex. That’s why we’re here to make the process easy and
tailored to your unique situation. Our advisors provide
personalized guidance on the pension calculation formula,
helping you:
Analyze Your Pension Type: Whether you have a defined benefit, defined contribution, or
hybrid plan, we’ll help you understand how your specific formula
works.
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Maximize Contributions: Discover ways to
increase your contributions and make the most of employer
contributions or government incentives, maximizing your pension
pot.
Plan for Investment Growth: If
you have a defined contribution plan, we guide you on investment
strategies to grow your pension and ensure a stable future
income.
Combine Pension Sources: We
help you consider other income sources, such as the state
pension, private savings, and investments, creating a
well-rounded retirement strategy.