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The civil service pension modellers allow you to estimate your projected pension benefits at retirement, based on the details entered by you.
These modellers may be used by:
- Established Civil Servants
- Non-Established State Employees, and
- Prison Officers
who are members of a pre-existing civil service pension scheme.
If you are a member of the Single Public Service pension scheme ("Single Scheme") you can find further information on the Single Scheme website.
At the time of retirement, or should you require information for official purposes, such as Family Law purposes, you should contact your pension administrator and/or HR section who will arrange to verify your pensionable service, salary details and so on, and provide you with information on your pension entitlements.
As well as providing an estimate of your pension benefits, the pension modellers will also you to project various scenarios. For example:
- you may enter a salary that reflects your anticipated career progression or your projected progress on a pay scale
- you can select your percentage work pattern from now to your retirement date to take account of a period of worksharing
- you may compare the impact of different retirement ages on your pension benefits
Please click here for a full guide to how the modellers work
Please read the disclaimer below. You may use the pension modellers when you have indicated agreement to the disclaimer by clicking "I Agree" at the bottom of the page. You will need to indicate agreement at the beginning of each new session.
The data, information or results contained in, furnished by or obtained from the use of the pension modellers is for the general guidance of members with respect to pension scheme benefits. No responsibility is accepted by or on behalf of the Department of Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform for any errors, omissions, or misleading statements obtained through the use of the pension modellers. The data, information or results obtained through the use of the pension modellers have no legal standing and, in particular, are not suitable for use in Family Law cases.
The pension modeller estimates are purely for illustrative purposes and are not legally binding. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the pension modellers, however, in the event of any error or omission in this estimate, the legislation, policies and terms applicable to your pension scheme will govern any entitlement to pension scheme benefits.
