Every euro up to the contribution ceiling counts towards your pension.
I was born in (age 41), have paid in for years so far and want to retire at .
Your standard retirement age: 67 years. Retiring earlier means deductions, later means increments.
Pension points so far
0% = your salary grows like average earnings (assumption of the pension statement, same pension points every year). Only growth above average raises your future pension points.
Per child 36 months of child-raising time × 0.0833 = 2.9988 earnings points (Sections 56, 70 SGB VI) – for the parent the time is assigned to.
Currently 30 months; with the third stage of the mothers' pension (BGBl. 2025 I No. 362) 36 months from 2028, as a supplement of 0.5 points if the pension starts in 2027.
Estimated net pension
per month
€1,412.00
€1,412.00Retiring at 67 years (from January 2052) you can expect €1,611 gross pension. After health and long-term care insurance, €1,412 a month remain.
26 more contribution years until your pension starts. Every year adds pension points.
Earning exactly the average wage gives 1.0 pension points a year. Income above the contribution ceiling does not count.
What you can do
Retiring at 68: more net pension per month+€121.23
At 66 it would be €84.03 less.
Income tax: about €102.58 a month
Estimate if the pension is your only income; taxable share 97% for a pension starting in 2052, at today's tax rates. Go to the pension tax calculator
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