Safety Member Retirement Benefit Calculator
GC Section 31664.1

Step 1
Your Full Name:

Step 2
Age at Retirement:
 Use a number between 41.00 & 70.00
Also be sure to use quarter year increments; e.g., 50.25
Total Years of Service:
 "24 3/4" years is entered as: 24.75
Final Compensation:
"$2,164.54" is entered as: 2164.54
What Is "Final Compensation"?
 For purposes of computing retirement allowances, "Final Compensation" is your average monthly "compensation earnable" recognized by the Board of Retirement, as determined by your highest 12 consecutive months of employment. "Compensation Earnable" includes your base salary and most paid differentials. It does not include overtime, reimbursed expenses such as textbooks, tuition or mileage. Click Here for an example.

Step 3
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Result

Your Estimated Monthly Retirement Allowance

The calculated result shown is based entirely on the accuracy of the information entered.

If the returned result above is "NaN" then you have entered something incorrectly.

Final Compensation Example:

Sarah Smith, a safety member of age 20, is planning to work 40 years for the county. She would estimate her retirement as follows:

- She enters 60.00 as her "Age at Retirement".

- She enters 40.00 as her "Years of Service".

- After she estimates her highest earnings (base pay plus paid differentials) for 12 consecutive months as $53,500.00 and divides it by 12 months, she enters 4458.33 as her "Final Compensation" .

After Clicking on the "Calculate My Allowance" button, Sarah Smith's "Estimated Retirement Allowance" under the new formula is: $5349.00.

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Last modified: Wednesday, June 6, 2007