Check Your Estimated National Pension Payment!

Plan your retirement with the National Pension! You contribute to the National Pension every month, but how much will you receive in retirement? To resolve your questions and plan for your retirement, it's essential to check your estimated National Pension benefits. This article will show you how to easily check your estimated National Pension benefits. Anyone can easily check with a smartphone or computer, so start taking the first step towards your retirement today!

Why should you check your estimated National Pension benefits?

• Planning your retirement funds: Based on your estimated benefits, you can explore other retirement planning methods to cover any shortfalls.
• Determining the appropriateness of your current contribution amount: If your estimated benefits differ from your goals, you should consider adjusting your contribution amount or making additional retirement plans.
• Securing peace of mind about the future: Checking your estimated benefits in advance reduces anxiety and allows you to plan for a secure retirement.

How to check your estimated National Pension benefits

🔗 Two ways to check your estimated National Pension benefits

1. Easy check via mobile app

• Install the "National Pension with You" app: Install the 'National Pension with You' app from your smartphone's app store.
• Login: Log in using a digital certificate, etc.
• Check estimated old-age pension: Select 'Inquiry' -> 'Estimated Old-Age Pension' in the menu to check your estimated benefits.

2. Quick and easy check via the internet

• Access the National Pension Service website: Access the National Pension Service website.
• E-government services: Click on the 'E-government services' menu.
• Check estimated pension amount: After logging in, select 'Inquiry' -> 'Estimated Pension Amount' to check your estimated benefits.

Factors affecting estimated National Pension benefits

• Membership period: The longer the membership period, the higher the pension amount.
• Average income: The higher the average income, the higher the pension amount.
• Average income of all subscribers: The pension amount is determined by comparison with the average income of all subscribers.
• Pension commencement age: The later you receive your pension, the higher the amount.

Precautions when checking your estimated National Pension benefits

• Estimated benefits may change: Estimated benefits may change depending on economic conditions and policy changes.
• Check pre-tax/post-tax amounts: You should distinguish between pre-tax and post-tax amounts.
• Accurate information entry: You must enter your personal information accurately to check your accurate estimated benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Is checking my estimated National Pension benefits free? Yes, it is free to check.
• Is it okay to check frequently? Yes, it is okay to check frequently.
• What should I do if my estimated benefits are too low? Consider additional retirement planning or consult a professional.