Social security 60% pay 15, how much is retirement?

After paying 15 social security, how much money you can get every month after retirement varies from place to place. The amount of pension is related to the average salary of local employees last year, individual contribution index, personal account storage, retirement age and other factors, so the basic pension in different regions is different, and the pensions of different retirees in the same region will be slightly different.

The basic pension is determined according to factors such as individual cumulative payment years, payment wages, average salary of local employees, personal account amount, average life expectancy of urban population, etc.

Specific calculation formula: monthly pension = basic pension+personal account pension.

Monthly basic pension = (the average monthly salary of local employees in the previous year+my indexed monthly average payment salary) /2 times the payment period times 1%, where my indexed monthly average payment salary = the average monthly salary of employees in the whole province in the previous year times the average individual payment index.

Monthly personal account pension = personal account deposit/calculated months (50 years old 195, 55 years old 170, 60 years old 139)

Because the regional policies are inconsistent, if you want to know the amount of pension you can receive at present, you can consult the local social security agency.