SSS Pension Calculator 2026
Estimate the SSS retirement formula using verified AMSC and credited years. Check September 2026 pension increases separately; this is not an award.
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Basic retirement formula — before PRP increases
This is a formula illustration, not an eligibility check or an official award. Use your SSS-verified AMSC and credited years, not your current salary or paid months divided by 12.
Basic formula estimate, excluding PRP
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- Formula 1: ₱300 + 20% of AMSC + 2% of AMSC for each CYS over 10
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- Formula 2: 40% of AMSC
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- Applicable statutory minimum
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- Highest amount above (base)
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- Additional monthly allowance
- ₱1,000.00
Excludes PRP increases, dependent pensions, MPF/WISP, loans and adjustments. This is not your net bank deposit. No annual total is projected: entitlement dates and increases can change payments during the year.
Existing retirement pension: September 2026 PRP check
This separate tool illustrates the Pension Reform Program as of September 13, 2026. Do not use it for disability or survivor pensions, or to forecast 2027.
September 2026 illustration, before deductions
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Applicable 10% retirement tranches: 0. Illustrative increase: ₱0.
SSS determines actual entitlement, rounding, arrears and resumed or readjudicated payments. Do not add the ₱1,000 allowance again. This tool excludes the individual earlier-versus-actual retirement comparison under RA 11199 section 12-B(e).
Use the right pension inputs
Under RA 11199, sections 8 and 12, AMSC compares the last 60 monthly salary credits immediately before the retirement semester divided by 60 with the average of all credits paid before that semester. Use the higher qualifying average, subject to the regular-program ceiling. SSS applies the definition to your posted record; ask it to confirm the credits and average used if your history has gaps.
A semester comprises two consecutive quarters ending in the retirement quarter. CYS follows separate SSS crediting rules, including coverage-history provisions. Ask SSS to establish both inputs if you cannot reconcile your records.
Formula and minimums
The tool selects the highest formula amount and then adds ₱1,000. The statutory floor is ₱1,000, rising to ₱1,200 with at least 10 CYS and ₱2,400 with at least 20 CYS. The mathematical floor does not establish eligibility. An AMSC of ₱20,000 and 25 CYS produces a ₱10,300 base, or ₱11,300 including the allowance, before PRP.
Why pension increases are separate
Circular 2026-002, section II sets different contingency cutoffs. By September 2026, retirement contingencies through August 2025 can have two 10% tranches (21% compounded); September 2025–August 2026 contingencies have one. A new September 2026 retiree does not receive either earlier tranche merely because the claim is filed in 2026.
The compounded illustration follows the cumulative increase described in SSS's original PRP announcement. Use the newer circular for the changed 2026 timing, not the original announcement's September-only schedule.
The 2026 tranche starts June 1 for contingencies through May 31, 2026, and September 1 for June–August 2026 contingencies. Scheduled 2027 increases are not included here. These are entitlement illustrations, not promises that delayed claims or arrears have already reached a bank account. For retirement after 60, RA 11199 section 12-B(e) also requires an earlier-versus-actual retirement comparison with adjustments; only SSS can establish that record-specific result.
Eligibility, filing and separate benefits
SSS retirement guidance requires at least 120 contributions paid before the retirement semester for the ordinary monthly pension. At age 60, separation or cessation of the relevant work is normally required; age 65 has a different work-status rule. Mineworkers and jockeys have special ages. SSS also describes continuation as a voluntary member for those short of 120 and the lump-sum alternative.
Mandatory provident-fund contributions on MSC above ₱20,000 accumulate separately, as explained in Circular 2024-008, section II.C. They do not turn a ₱35,000 current MSC into a ₱35,000 regular-pension AMSC. We do not invent investment returns or a WISP payout.
Read the retirement guide and claim checklist, compare the current contribution schedules, or use the contribution calculator for current payments. Eligibility and contribution estimates remain separate.