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20140107-Retirement Options Sample Computation PDF
20140107-Retirement Options Sample Computation PDF
Eligibility
1. You must have rendered at least 15 years of service and must be at least 60 years old upon retirement; and
2. You must not be a permanent total disability pensioner.
Retirement Benefit
There are two choices under this law.
Under this law, the BMP should not exceed 90% of the AMC.
Sample Computation of Benefit Under RA 8291
Basic Data
Computation
2. Retirement benefit:
Eligibility
1. You must have rendered at least 15 years of service and must at least be 60 years old upon retirement; and
2. Your date of retirement or separation is prior to June 24, 1997.
Benefits
You are entitled to any of the two benefits discussed below depending on your age and length of service.
1. Pension
Option 1: Annuity - the monthly pension paid annually for 5 years, after which, your BMP for life shall commence.
Option 2: Five-year lump sum - the amount to be received within the 5-year guaranteed period.
where:
RAMC = 170% AMC or RAMC = AMC + P140
(if AMC is not more (if AMC is more than P200
than P200) but less than P3,000)
2. Cash payment
If you are at least 60 years old and had at least 3 years but less than 15 years of government service, you are
ineligible for retirement benefit under PD 1146. You may be entitled, however, to Cash Payment equivalent to
100% of your AMC multiplied by your PPP, as follows:
Among the five retirement laws, this is the only mode, dubbed Take All, that does not provide pension benefit to retirees.
Eligibility
1. Gratuity pay or benefit. This is payable by your last employer. Its computation is based on your total length of service
(converted into gratuity months), as follows:
The total gratuity months shall be multiplied then by the highest compensation you received.
2. Refund of retirement premiums. These consist of your personal share with interest) and government share (without
interest), both of which are payable by the GSIS.
D. Republic Act 660 (Magic 87)
effective June 16, 1951
Eligibility
Under this law, your age when you retired (from age 52 to 57) and YOS should be equal to 87, hence, the Magic 87 formula:
Age + Service = 87
Benefits
Your annuity under this law depends on your retirement age. It is detailed in the table below.
Retirement age Benefit
63 and above 5-year lump sum
Initial 3-year lump sum payable upon retirement; and
Below 63 but at least 60
Subsequent 2-year balance payable at age 63
Below 60 Monthly pension paid annually with discount
Note that after the 5-year guaranteed period, within which you obtained any of the above benefit, you shall be entitled to a
monthly pension for life.
where:
An actuarial adjustment factor, which varies with age, is used in computing annuity. The factors are shown in the
table below.
Table of Actuarial Adjustment Factors
Age 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65
Factor 0.87 0.89 0.92 0.94 0.97 1.00 1.03 1.06 1.08 1.11 1.15 1.16 1.20 1.24
Basic Data
1. Monthly pension:
It is important to remember that if you are claiming for benefits other than retirement under RA 660, you should have made
contributions for at least 5 years to qualify for such benefits.
E. Republic Act 7699 (The Portability Law)
effective May 1, 1994
RA 7699 is another retirement law that you can apply for only if:
1. You are not entitled for pension benefit from either or both the GSIS or Social Security System (SSS)
because you are unable to meet the required periods of service or number of contributions; and
2. You have less than 120 months of SSS contributions or less than 180 months of creditable government
service (GSIS) at the time of retirement. (In computing, there should be no overlapping of periods of
service or contributions under the GSIS and SSS.)
The Portability Law provides for totalization, the process of adding up the period of creditable services or
contributions under both SSS and GSIS for purposes of eligibility and computation of benefits.
The amount of benefit to be paid by the GSIS or SSS shall be proportionate to the services rendered or periods
of contributions made to each of them.
Hence, all services you rendered or contributions you personally paid as a GSIS member, as well as those that were
paid by your agency-employer, shall be considered in the computation and payment of GSIS benefits. The SSS, on
the other hand, shall shoulder the portion corresponding to your services or contributions to that system.
Your benefit under this law is in the form of monthly pension payable at age 60.
Sample 1
Basic Data
1. Compute first his BMP (to start at age 60, that is, March 21, 2000).
(As a retiree under RA 7699, Mr. de la Cruz is excluded from pension increase and cash gift.)
Accrued period : March 21, 2000 (his 60th birthday) to January 31, 2014 (last month of BMP covered in the computation
when his retirement benefit was processed, after which he shall receive his regular BMP of P706.50
starting February 2014)
: 157.3548387 months
3. SSS shall compute and grant the benefit for his period of employment under SSS: from December 10,1979 to December
15, 1986.
Sample 2
Basic Data
Computation using the formula under RA 8291, the prevailing retirement law when Mr. Jose retired in 2009:
1. Compute first his BMP (to start at age 60, that is, June 20, 2012).
(As a retiree under RA 7699, Mr. Jose is excluded from pension increase and cash gift.)
: 19.33333 months
Accrued benefit = (BMP) (Accrued period or months)
= (P6,432.68) (19.33333)
= P124,365.14
3. SSS shall compute and grant the benefit for his period of employment
under SSS, if any, prior to his entry in government service.
Basic Data
1. Monthly pension:
Then, get the actuarial factor at age 61.52 from the table
on page 19: 1.13
It is important to remember that if you are claiming for benefits other than retirement under RA 660, you should have made
contributions for at least 5 years to qualify for such benefits.
E. Republic Act 7699 (The Portability Law)
effective May 1, 1994
RA 7699 is another retirement law that you can apply for only if:
3. You are not entitled for pension benefit from either or both the GSIS or Social Security System (SSS)
because you are unable to meet the required periods of service or number of contributions; and
4. You have less than 120 months of SSS contributions or less than 180 months of creditable government
service (GSIS) at the time of retirement. (In computing, there should be no overlapping of periods of
service or contributions under the GSIS and SSS.)
The Portability Law provides for totalization, the process of adding up the period of creditable services or
contributions under both SSS and GSIS for purposes of eligibility and computation of benefits.
The amount of benefit to be paid by the GSIS or SSS shall be proportionate to the services rendered or periods
of contributions made to each of them.
Hence, all services you rendered or contributions you personally paid as a GSIS member, as well as those that were
paid by your agency-employer, shall be considered in the computation and payment of GSIS benefits. The SSS, on
the other hand, shall shoulder the portion corresponding to your services or contributions to that system.
Your benefit under this law is in the form of monthly pension payable at age 60.
Sample 1
Basic Data
Computation using the formula under PD 1146, the prevailing retirement law in 1996:
1. Compute first his BMP (to start at age 60, that is, March 21, 2000).
(As a retiree under RA 7699, Mr. de la Cruz is excluded from pension increase and cash gift.)
2. Then, compute his accrued benefit:
Accrued period : March 21, 2000 (his 60th birthday) to January 31, 2014 (last month of BMP covered in the
computation when his retirement benefit was processed, after which he shall receive his
regular BMP of P706.50 starting February 2014)
: 157.3548387 months
3. SSS shall compute and grant the benefit for his period of employment under SSS: from December 10,1979 to
December 15, 1986.
Sample 2
Basic Data
Computation using the formula under RA 8291, the prevailing retirement law when Mr. Jose retired in 2009:
1. Compute first his BMP (to start at age 60, that is, June 20, 2012).
(As a retiree under RA 7699, Mr. Jose is excluded from pension increase and cash gift.)
3. SSS shall compute and grant the benefit for his period of employment
under SSS, if any, prior to his entry in government service.