FERS Retirement Calculator
USFederalJobs provides a 2026 estimator for the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS). Calculate your monthly basic annuity, high-3 average salary, and retirement supplement in seconds.
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The highest average basic pay earned during any 3 consecutive years.
Increases to 1.1% if you retire at 62+ with 20+ years of service.
Unused sick leave converted into additional years of service credit.
Planning for your federal retirement
Retirement is a big milestone after years of hard work. Our FERS calculator helps you see your pension numbers, but a good plan is about more than just one calculation. You should look at all your income sources together to get the full picture of your future.
Your three main sources of income
To have a secure retirement, you need to coordinate different types of money. This tool helps you estimate your basic pension, but remember to count your other income too:
Your Pension
The guaranteed monthly check you get for life based on your years of service.
Social Security
The monthly benefit from the government that adjusts for inflation over time.
Your TSP
Your personal investment account that gives you more cash and flexibility.
Calculated Estimate Disclaimer
This tool is specifically modeled for FERS Immediate Retirement. It does not calculate benefits for Law Enforcement (LEO), Air Traffic Controllers, or deferred retirement scenarios.
We strive for accuracy, but this tool is for estimation purposes only. Your official retirement package will be calculated and finalized by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
Frequently asked questions
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Note: The data provided by this calculator is intended for informational and educational use only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. For definitive answers regarding your specific service history or retirement eligibility, we strongly recommend requesting a formal estimate from your agency's Human Resources or Benefits office.