Servicemen are entitled to many special benefits related to the complexity and danger of the work they perform. Even the pension for them is calculated according to a special scheme, taking into account the specifics of the profession.
Instructions
Step 1
Find out if you are eligible for a special military pension. for this you need to serve in the internal affairs bodies or in the army for at least twenty years. Exceptions are made for humans. who were dismissed due to deteriorating health or the reorganization of military units. Also, those who served in the army up to 45 years for at least 12, 5 years, and the rest of the time were a civilian specialist, are entitled to payments. In the latter case, a person will also be able to receive a retirement pension for his work outside the army.
Step 2
Calculate the amount of the pension depending on the status of the soldier. If he received payments due to disability, the exact amount will depend on the circumstances of the injury and the degree of damage to health. For example, those who received a disability of the first group due to trauma during the hostilities will receive a pension three times more than the standard social pension for the disabled. And a person who has become disabled during service as a result of illness will receive one and a half social pensions.
Step 3
For seniority pension, use the end-of-service salary when calculating. Add up the salary for the title and the money paid in connection with the position. Add the seniority bonus to this figure. Then calculate the first ratio - 50% plus 3% for each year of service. Multiply salaries by the resulting coefficient. Then multiply the figure by 54%. This new formula was introduced in 2012 with the aim of raising military pensions. According to her, the pension of the average lieutenant colonel will be 17,000 rubles instead of the previously assigned 10,500.
Step 4
Please note that the pension will be indexed by the state over time. Already in 2013, it is planned to change the formula, increasing the last coefficient by 2% to compensate pensioners for inflation. This growth will be carried out annually.
