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Austrian Pension Gap Calculator

Compare an ASVG pension estimate, future retirement need, and private savings scenario

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Use the figures from your pension account when possible.
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Copy the value from the pension account. Current salary is applied only to future years.
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Keep gross and net amounts separate

The pension-account credit produces an estimated annual gross pension distributed across 14 payments. To compare it with net income needs, the scenario uses a flat 85% as a simplified net pension. This is not a personal tax calculation.

Age, salary, and insured years

Enter years from your pension account. Future credits assume 2% annual wage growth up to the current contribution ceiling. Personal reductions, bonuses, and insurance gaps are not assessed.

Vary inflation and return

Desired net income is entered in today's purchasing power and increased until retirement using your inflation assumption. Return affects only the saving phase. Compare several cautious scenarios instead of relying on one point estimate.

Your pension account remains decisive

Survivor, occupational, and private pensions are omitted. Obtain your account balance and insured months from Austria's pension insurance authority or the official pension-account service.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the pension gap calculated?
Inflation-adjusted target income minus simplified net pension gives the monthly gap; negative values are set to zero.
How can I estimate my statutory pension?
Use your personal pension account for reliable planning. This calculator models account credits only from current salary and insured years.
What role does retirement age play?
A later age adds insured years and account credits in the model while also providing more time to save.
How are inflation and return included?
Inflation increases desired income until retirement. Return affects the monthly amount needed to build a simplified 20-year capital target.
Are survivor or occupational pensions included?
No. Survivor, occupational, and private pensions plus personal early-retirement reductions or bonuses are omitted.
Which legal year do the assumptions use?
The credit rate and monthly contribution ceiling are resolved from centrally dated Austrian rules, and the result states the reference year.