A pension plan is a long-term savings plan, where you make regular or lump sum payments into a retirement fund. Your pension gives you financial security and the freedom to enjoy your lifestyle when you stop working.
There are three main types of pensions in Ireland. You can have any or all three of these:
A weekly payment that the government gives to eligible people over the age of 66. While this provides some income, it may not be enough to maintain your lifestyle. What you need to know about the state pension in Ireland.
You may have a pension plan through work, where both you, and your employer pay in a portion of your salary each month. Workplace pensions often come with additional benefits such as employer-matched contributions and tax relief.
Whether you're just starting to think about your pension, or looking to improve your current plan, we're here to help. Talk to an expert Financial Advisor about your pension and planning for your future.
Current value of your pension
The total amount currently saved in your pension pot.
Monthly pension contributions
Enter your total monthly pension contributions (including any contributions from your employer if applicable).
What's your gross annual salary?
We'll use this to estimate your future retirement income before tax.
Are you eligible for the state pension?
You must be over 66 years old to avail of the state pension. Learn more by visiting ireland.gov.ie
Date of birth:
This helps us provide an accurate quote.
What age to you expect to retire?
This helps us provide an accurate quote.
€
from your [x] birthday
Based on a number of assumptions this will give you a retirement income of €[pensionPerMonth] per month from your [retirementAge] birthday. This will replace [percentageOfCurrentSalary]% of your current annual salary.
