Your earnings-related pension is affected by
If your earnings are at least €59.36/month in 2019 (€58.27/month in 2018), your employer has to insure you. Self-employed activities need to be insured if they continue for at least 4 months and the earned income is at least EUR 7,799.37/year in 2019.
On our eServices, you can check your information when it suits you. It´s a good time to check the pensionrecord in April when you receive your pre-completed tax return. Check your pension record.
To estimate your future pension and age of retirement use our pension calculator.
It's a good idea to check the record in April when you receive your pre-completed tax return.
Pension recordIn autumn 2019, we will send earnings-related pension records by post to those who have not checked their pension-related salary information online. It is a good idea to check the record every year.
See detailed instructions for checking the pension record.
Also check your pension coverage during unsalaried periods.
If you notice any missing information in your earnings information preceding 2019,
If you have not yet applied for pension, you can calculate or order an estimate on our eServices.
Retirement ages will change gradually for those born in or after 1955. Pension accrues on earnings at a rate of 1.5% annually. During the transition period between 2017 and 2025, pension will accrue at a rate of 1.7% per year for those aged between 53 and 62. The increase for deferred retirement will raise your pension by 0.4%/month if you delay your retirement until after you reach your lowest retirement age. You will not receive the increase if you
The amount of pension is affected by the life expectancy coefficient (FCP).
With this calculator you can calculate an estimate of your partial old-age pension. The lower age limit will initially be 61, and it will rise gradually to the extent that general life expectancy increases.
Partial old-age pension will be either 25 or 50 per cent of the pension that you have accrued until the end of the year before the year in which your partial retirement begins. The pension will be reduced by 0.4 per cent permanently for each month that you draw the pension before you reach the lowest age limit for old-age pension. The estimate is based on the information you enter. The calculator cannot be used to estimate your pension if you are already receiving pension or other social security benefit. The final amount of your pension may deviate from the estimate calculated here.
With this calculator you can calculate an estimate of your partial old-age pension. The lower age limit will initially be 61, and it will rise gradually to the extent that general life expectancy increases.
Partial old-age pension will be either 25 or 50 per cent of the pension that you have accrued until the end of the year before the year in which your partial retirement begins. The pension will be reduced by 0.4 per cent permanently for each month that you draw the pension before you reach the lowest age limit for old-age pension. The estimate is based on the information you enter. The calculator cannot be used to estimate your pension if you are already receiving pension or other social security benefit. The final amount of your pension may deviate from the estimate calculated here.
To estimate your future pension and to check your retirement age use our pension calculator or log in to our eServices.
A 62-year-old long-term unemployed employee can receive old-age pension if he/she is born before 1958 and he/she is entitled to additional days of unemployment allowance. You can check your accrued pension from your pension record.
How to apply for old-age pension for the unemployed
Pension cover for the unemployed (pdf)
Partial old-age pension is 25 or 50 per cent of the pension you have accrued. Age limit is 61 years.
You can estimate the amount of your partial old-age pension by using our pension calculator or by logging in to Varma's eServices.
Plan your partial old-age pension well
How to apply for partial old-age pension
Partial old-age pension (pdf)
You are entitled to disability pension (or the fixed-term rehabilitation benefit) if you have not yet reached retirement age and your workability has deteriorated considerably. The amount of pension is affected by
The partial disability pension is half of the full pension.
You can calculate an estimate of your disability pension in our online service.
How to apply for disability pension
Disability pension (pdf)
Income during rehabilitation
You may consider applying for the years-of-service pension, if
The years-of-service pension consists of the pension the person has accrued until retirement without any registered supplemental pension.
Should you apply for years-of-service pension?
Years-of-service pension (pdf)
The survivors’ pension can be granted to a child under 18 years of age, a spouse or a partner in a registered partnership. A common-law spouse is not entitled to survivors’ pension.
The pension is determined by the number of beneficiaries and is at maximum equal to the primary beneficiary’s employment pension. The surviving spouse’s pension may be decreased, if there are no children under the age of 18.
Check the surviving spouse’s right to pension.
How does the surviving spouse’s employment pension influence the surviving spouse’s pension? Calculate
How to apply for survivors’ pension
Survivors' pension (pdf)
The surviving spouse can receive survivors' pension if the marriage was entered into before the primary beneficiary turned 65. When the deceased person and his/her spouse have no common children, there are conditions on the granting of survivors’ pension related to the widow(er)’s age, marital status and duration of marriage. A common-law spouse is not entitled to a survivors' pension.
Note! When calculating spouse's pension use only amounts of employment pensions. National pension is not included.
If the spouses are not yet pensioners, the disability pension’s amount is used to calculate the survivor’s pension.
The spouse’s pension may be decreased, if
