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This is a request for an estimate of your potential CalPERS retirement benefit amounts. You must be within one year of your anticipated retirement date to use this form. You are limited to two estimate requests within a 12-month period.
Log in to myCalPERS to estimate your retirement benefits using the latest data reported by your employer. Use our online calculator and enter your own data (no log-in is required). Be sure to check out our Retirement Planning Checklist to see what steps to take starting one year before you retire.
Once you log in to your myCalPERS account, find the Calculate Your Retirement link and then Start a New Estimate. Choose how you want to calculate: by earliest date, age, or a specific date. Enter your work status. Choose whether to include unused sick leave hours.
Did you know you can get a personalized estimate of your pension by logging in to your myCalPERS account? The Retirement Estimate Calculator in myCalPERS will automatically use your birth date, years of service, retirement formula, and other account information we have on record.
When you use the Retirement Estimate Calculator in myCalPERS, you can see the estimated amount both you and your beneficiary will receive, according to the option you choose. Running different estimates based on different options can help you understand how your choices will affect your retirement benefits.
Go to my.calpers.ca.gov and log into your myCalPERS. account, then follow these steps: Select the Retirement Estimate Calculator from the Retirement dropdown options. Select Start a New Estimate. Select how we should calculate your retirement, then select Continue.
Calculate the compounded rate of inflation based on retirement year. Calculate the compounded rate of inflation by subtracting the current year CPI by the retirement year CPI and dividing by the retirement year CPI. This represents the maximum amount of inflation that has occurred since retirement. (912.751 – 876.664) / 876.664 = 0.0412
Quickly view all retirement options for yourself and your beneficiaries. Obtain a more comprehensive estimate of your potential CalPERS retirement benefits by requesting and receiving your estimate letters online. Receive real-time statuses of your estimate letter request online.
Link to the Learning Guide: https://www.calpers.ca.gov/content/cec/member/webcast_learning_guides/Your_Retirement_Estimate_and_Payment_Options.pdfThe retirem...