Altersvorsorgedepot from 2027

What could your Altersvorsorgedepot pay in retirement?

Enter your age, your monthly payment and your children. You see the capital at retirement, the 30% you can take out at once, and the monthly pension from the rest for different payout lengths, at returns from 5% to 12% a year.

Last checked: 25 October 2026. The law is passed, but provider products are not certified yet, so details can still change.

Payout starts at 65 at the earliest and by 70 at the latest.

150 € a month (1,800 € a year) earns the full basic allowance.

Historical MSCI World returns in euros were roughly 7–8% a year since 1970.

Gender (sets the average life expectancy)

Used only to estimate how long the pension may need to last. Products are priced the same for everyone.

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Fund and provider costs, subtracted from the return.

Money left in the plan keeps earning something while you draw it down.

Payouts are taxed as income, so this is a rough average rate.

–at retirement
You pay in State allowances Growth
30% lump sum
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Left for monthly pension
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Allowances per year now
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Capital in today's money
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Monthly pension from the rest, by payout length

Monthly pension by payout length
Paid untilYearsPer month, before taxAfter tax (est.)In today's money

The same plan at different returns

Capital, lump sum and monthly pension at different yearly returns
Return a yearCapital at retirement30% lump sumPer month

Averages, not promises. Real years swing widely and can be negative. Returns near 12% a year have not been typical for global stock funds over long periods.

What the calculator assumes

Assumptions behind the numbers
ItemWhat we use
Basic allowance50 cents per euro on the first 360 € a year, then 25 cents per euro up to 1,800 €. Maximum 540 € a year.
Child allowanceUp to 300 € a year per child while Kindergeld runs, on top of the basic allowance. We assume it needs an equal payment of your own, so it is capped at what you pay in per year.
Starter bonusOne-off 200 € if you start before age 25.
PaymentsFrom 10 € a month up to 6,840 € a year. Only the first 1,800 € a year earn the basic allowance.
PayoutFrom age 65 at the earliest. Up to 30% of the capital once at the start. The rest as a withdrawal plan that runs at least until age 85, or as a lifelong annuity from a provider.
Life expectancyAt 65, women live on average another 21.2 years and men 18.0 years (Destatis, 2024). Half of all people live longer than the average.
TaxTaxed only at payout, as income. The tax rate you enter is a rough average. The lump sum is taxed too.
CalculationMonthly payments and monthly compounding. Allowances are credited at the end of each year. After the lump sum, the rest is paid out in equal monthly amounts at the payout return you choose. Today's money uses the inflation rate you set.

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This page is a simplified illustration, not personal tax or investment advice. Results depend on your situation, the final product terms and tax rules, which can change.