SSNIT pension calculator
Your SSNIT pension depends on how many months you contributed and on the average of your three best years' annual salaries.
With 180 months months you earn a pension right of 37.5%, and each extra year adds 1.125%, up to 60%.
How it's calculated
- Pension right: 37.5% for 180 months months of contributions, plus 1.125% for every additional year, up to 60%.
- Yearly pension: your pension right times the average of your three best years' annual salaries.
- The full pension is paid from age 60 years.
An example
With 300 months and a best-three-years average of GH₵60,000, the pension right is 48.75% and the pension is about GH₵2,437.50 a month.
Frequently asked questions
How many months do I need for a SSNIT pension?
At least 180 months months under Act 766, or 240 months under PNDC Law 247 in aggregate.
Can I retire before 60?
Yes, from 55 with a reduced pension. An early age reduction factor is applied.
How long is the pension paid?
All eligible pensioners are paid until death.
Key terms
- Pension right
- The share of lost income that the scheme replaces, based on the months you contributed.
The same calculation in other countries
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