How is the monthly pension is calculated?
Step 1:
First, calculate the contribution salary.
Government sector: Monthly basic salary, social allowance of an Emirati national, children's allowance, cost of living and housing allowance, given that it does not exceed Dh300,000, which is a minister's contribution salary.
Private sector: The salary stipulated in the employment contract, including the basic salary, bonuses and regular monthly allowances, with a maximum of Dh50,000.
Step 2:
Second, calculate the average contribution salary.
- Government sector: Average contribution salary for the last three (3) years of service - i.e. total contribution calculation salary throughout the entire three (3) years divided by 36.
- Private sector: Average contribution salary for the last five (5) years of service - i.e. total contribution calculation salary throughout the entire five (5) years divided by 60.
Step 3:
Understand the pension entitlement rates compared to years of service and/or employment.
Years of service | 15 | 20 | 25 | 30 | 35 |
Amount due | 60% | 70% | 80% | 90% | 100% |
Please note:
The retirement pension increases by 2% yearly given that the insured's employment duration exceeded 15 years with a maximum limit set at 100% of the contribution account salary, given that the insured individual has completed 35 years of employment service.
Step 4:
Extract the value of your retirement pension by multiplying the average contribution salary by the percentage of your employment service period.
For example:
If the average contribution salary of an employee is Dh15,000 and his/her service period was 20 years, the retirement pension is calculated as follows:
Dh15,000 X 70% = Dh10,500 (pension).