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Publication: 3 April 2017 Latest update: 19 September 2023
What is it?
My future pension is the service that allows you to simulate what your pension will presumably be when you finish working. The calculation is based on the legislation in force and on three fundamental elements: age, work history and salary/income.
Who is it aimed at?
The following may take advantage of the service:
- workers with a contribution paid to the Employee Pension Fund;
- workers with contributions paid to the Separate Pension Scheme;
- those enrolled in the Pension Scheme for Managers of industrial companies;
- workers with contributions paid to other funds and schemes administered by INPS..
How does it work?
The service allows you to:
- check the contributions that are paid in INPS and notify the Institute of the missing contribution periods through the contribution reporting function;
- know the date on which the right to an old-age or early retirement pension accrues;
- calculate the estimated amount of the ‘real currency’ pension, i.e. regardless of the trend in inflation;
- obtain an estimate of the ratio between the first pension instalment and the final salary (replacement rate);
- hypothesise the suspension of work, entering the date on which to interrupt work;
- choose the fund on which to base the simulation.
The service also allows you to build your future pension by comparing different scenarios and carrying out simulations. You can:
- verify the impact of different salaries by modifying the salary for the current year and the annual percentage trend;
- estimate the economic effect of a postponement by varying the retirement date;
- combine the variables of salary and retirement date.
The 'My future pension’ service evaluation (pdf 269 KB) allows you to see the results of the questionnaire of those who have simulated their future pension.
For further information, you can watch the video presentation of the project by INPS President Tito Boeri and consult the material relating to the INPS-AgID press conference of 17 March 2016 entitled ‘Digital Citizen, SPID and Orange Envelope’.