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Mexico retirement calculator
Use an IMSS, ISSSTE or provider estimate to plan retirement spending in Mexican pesos. Separate pension income from AFORE assets that fund the same benefit.
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What can this calculator estimate?
It compares spending, manually entered pensions and accessible savings in MXN, in today's purchasing power.
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Compare invented scenarios. Amounts are not forecasts or entitlement calculations.
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From age 65 to 66 · 12 modelled months · MXN
12-month retirement spending estimate
MX$242,871
After tax · today's money
- Income you entered
- + MX$0
- From savings or pension pot
- + MX$242,871
A level budget through age 95 under your assumptions. It can use up savings and leaves no inheritance reserve. Review each year; this is not a guaranteed spending amount.
See the 12-month breakdown
Rounded monthly averages, not actual payment dates. Income above this budget is not reinvested.
| Month | Income you entered | From savings or pension pot | Spending budget | Savings left |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,506,564 |
| 2 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,495,243 |
| 3 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,483,903 |
| 4 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,472,545 |
| 5 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,461,168 |
| 6 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,449,773 |
| 7 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,438,360 |
| 8 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,426,928 |
| 9 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,415,478 |
| 10 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,404,009 |
| 11 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,392,521 |
| 12 | MX$0 | MX$20,239 | MX$20,239 | MX$5,381,015 |
Savings left after 12 months: MX$5,381,015
How this budget is calculated ↗The projection below follows your entered spending or withdrawal plan; this budget is a separate estimate.
Accessible savings at retirement · 65
MX$5,517,867
Today's money · After tax, in today's money.
At retirement, under these assumptions. This is not an extra monthly contribution.
Your accessible savings over time
Today's moneyThe first spending shortfall appears around age 87.8. Later pension payments may change the gap.
Pensions are set to zero. Add your estimates to include them.
See the year-by-year breakdown
| Age at year end | Phase | Savings added | Real growth | Pension income | Savings withdrawn | Unfunded spending | Savings left |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$49,691 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$2,624,691 |
| 47 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$52,136 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$2,751,827 |
| 48 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$54,629 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$2,881,457 |
| 49 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$57,171 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,013,627 |
| 50 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$59,762 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,148,390 |
| 51 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$62,405 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,285,794 |
| 52 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$65,099 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,425,893 |
| 53 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$67,846 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,568,740 |
| 54 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$70,647 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,714,386 |
| 55 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$73,503 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$3,862,889 |
| 56 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$76,415 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,014,304 |
| 57 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$79,383 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,168,687 |
| 58 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$82,411 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,326,098 |
| 59 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$85,497 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,486,595 |
| 60 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$88,644 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,650,239 |
| 61 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$91,853 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,817,092 |
| 62 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$95,124 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$4,987,216 |
| 63 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$98,460 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$5,160,677 |
| 64 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$101,861 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$5,337,538 |
| 65 | Saving | MX$75,000 | MX$105,329 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$5,517,867 |
| 66 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$105,507 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$5,323,374 |
| 67 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$101,693 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$5,125,067 |
| 68 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$97,805 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$4,922,872 |
| 69 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$93,840 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$4,716,713 |
| 70 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$89,798 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$4,506,510 |
| 71 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$85,676 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$4,292,187 |
| 72 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$81,474 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$4,073,661 |
| 73 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$77,189 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$3,850,850 |
| 74 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$72,820 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$3,623,670 |
| 75 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$68,366 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$3,392,036 |
| 76 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$63,824 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$3,155,860 |
| 77 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$59,193 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$2,915,053 |
| 78 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$54,471 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$2,669,524 |
| 79 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$49,657 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$2,419,181 |
| 80 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$44,748 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$2,163,929 |
| 81 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$39,743 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$1,903,673 |
| 82 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$34,640 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$1,638,313 |
| 83 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$29,437 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$1,367,750 |
| 84 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$24,132 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$1,091,882 |
| 85 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$18,723 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$810,605 |
| 86 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$13,208 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$523,812 |
| 87 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$7,584 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 | MX$231,397 |
| 88 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$1,945 | MX$0 | MX$233,342 | MX$66,658 | MX$0 |
| 89 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 90 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 91 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 92 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 93 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 94 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
| 95 | Retirement | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$0 | MX$300,000 | MX$0 |
Educational estimates. Not personal financial advice. Manual pension amounts. No eligibility, tax calculation or future benefit reassessment. This model assumes steady returns and is not a probability of success.
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Our worked example separates the years before an entered pension begins from the years after it starts. Every amount and age is invented. It is a calculation illustration, not a typical pension, an entitlement estimate or a recommended retirement age. This tool does not calculate Ley 73, Ley 97 or Modalidad 40 outcomes.
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Common questions
Can this calculate a pension under Ley 73 or Ley 97?
No. Obtain an applicable official estimate and enter the resulting net amount. This is an income-gap planner.
Which money can I count as savings?
Include only capital you can draw on for this plan, after allowing for access restrictions and taxes outside the model. Exclude property you will not sell and assets already used to fund an entered pension payment. Future lump sums are not modelled.
Do pension payments keep pace with inflation?
The illustration holds payments constant in today's purchasing power. Your actual pension may have different increases, caps or no indexation. Test a lower real payment as a separate scenario if needed; this tool does not forecast those rules.
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Methodology · 1.0
Methodology
12-month retirement spending estimate
Already retired? Set the stop-work age equal to your current age to estimate the next 12 months. Otherwise the estimate starts at your chosen retirement age.
Rounded monthly averages, not actual payment dates. Income above this budget is not reinvested.
How this budget is calculated ↗
One consistent money basis
All inputs and results use today's purchasing power. Enter net pension payments and spending after tax. The net return is nominal, after investment taxes and fees. Monthly real growth factor = ((1 + net return / 100) / (1 + inflation / 100))^(1/12). Savings contributions remain constant in real terms and arrive at month-end until retirement.
How the income gap is funded
From retirement, the monthly gap is max(0, spending − active pension payments). Savings grow first, then a month-end withdrawal funds the gap up to the available balance. Excess pension income is not reinvested. The capital needed at retirement is the sum of these future gaps discounted at the monthly real return; no future pension is borrowed against.
What the estimate leaves out
Amounts stay constant in real terms: the model assumes payments keep pace with inflation, which your actual pension may not do. Ages use whole years; no calendar dates, pension accrual, changing taxes, benefit offsets, future lump sums, market volatility or inheritance target are modelled. Income before your entered retirement age is excluded. Changing a start age does not recalculate the payment amount. Only combine streams that share the same dates.
Official sources & pension overviews
Sources checked . Manual pension amounts. No eligibility, tax calculation or future benefit reassessment. This model assumes steady returns and is not a probability of success.