Passo a Passo CALCULAR VALOR da APOSENTADORIA Reforma da Previdência

A step-by-step guide to calculating your retirement benefit under the new pension reform rules. This is a common question, and many people still don't know how to calculate their retirement benefit under the new rules. In this video, I explain the steps so you can do the calculations with ease. ================================ Chat with me on WhatsApp 📞 https://bit.ly/atendimento-no-whatsapp0 ================================ These calculations apply to transitional rules and future retirement benefits granted under the new pension reform rules. The first thing you need to know to calculate your retirement benefits under the new pension reform rules is to understand the law: The current rule states that the pension reform calculation should be done as follows: 100% average of your contribution salaries from July 1994 onward. From this average, you need to subtract 60% and add 2% for each year after 15 years for women and 20 years for men. But what is this 100% average, and how do you find the average? It's very simple; finding the average will require some work and patience, but it's not at all difficult. You need to add up all your salaries from July 1994 to the month before you filed your retirement application and divide it by the number of contributions you have. For example, if you contributed for 180 months at an average of R$2,000.00, you need to add up all these contributions and divide by 180. In this example, the average will be R$2,000.00. Now that you know how to calculate the average of 100% of salaries, you'll see that calculating the retirement value is quite easy. Pay attention to these examples: Example 1: Man, 65 years old, 25 years of contributions, average of 100% of salaries of R$3,500.00 To find out what his retirement salary will be, the calculation is as follows: 1 - See how much time has passed since the 20 years of contributions (in the example, 5 years have passed). 2 - Multiply this difference by 2 (which is 2% each year). 3 - Add the result from the item above to 60% (in this example, it would be 10% plus 60% = 70%). 4 - In this example, the salary would be 70% of R$3,500.00. So, this man's salary would be R$2,450.00. Now, for example, a 62-year-old woman, 30 years of contributions, average of 100% of wages worth R$1,500.00: Following the same steps as the previous example (the only difference is that the rule for women is a minimum of 15 years of contribution time). 1 - See how much time has passed the 15-year contribution time (in the example, it is 15 years). 2 - Multiply this difference by 2 (which is 2% each year). 3 - Add the result from the item above to 60% (in this example, it would be 30% plus 60% = 90%). 4 - In this example, the salary would be 90% of R$1,500.00. So this woman's salary would be R$1,350.00. This video answers the following questions: How to find your salary using the transition rule Pension reform How to calculate your salary Retirement calculation How is the retirement calculation done How is the retirement calculation done by age Calculating proportional retirement How to calculate the value of Retirement Retirement Calculator 2019 Retirement salary calculation based on contribution time How to calculate new retirement Transition rules calculation