Current issues
You can find us at Kalasatama
As of 4 January 2021, you can find us at Kalasatama Campus at Tukkutorinkuja 5, Helsinki. Our Customer Service is located in the premises of International House Helsinki (IHH) at Lintulahdenkuja 2 (closed until further notice).
Blogs
News and press releases
Study: Women worried about retirement income
Regulations on social security of workers posted to Great Britain will change as of 1 January 2021
Women’s income development slows markedly at family formation age
Women benefit from deferring retirement more than men
Changes in insurance for work abroad: Competence of the Finnish Centre for Pensions to be extended as of 1 January 2021
On pensions elsewhere
Muutoksia eläkkeen perusteena oleviin ansioihin
Telp.fi palvelun soveltamisohjeiden rahamääriä päivitetään alkuvuodesta
Eläkkeen rajapyykki siirtyy - Eläketurvakeskuksen Kautto arvioi eläkejärjestelmän vaativan muutoksia, jos syntyvyys pysyy alhaisena
EU:n ja Britannian välinen uusi suhde hyväksytty
Ajavatko liian pienet sosiaalituet leipäjonoihin? Tilastot kertovat, millaisilla summilla Suomessa pitää tulla toimeen
Figures and contributions in 2021
Earnings-related pension index and wage coefficient
The earnings-related pension index for 2021 is 2631. The index rises with 0.5 per cent. The wage coefficient for 2021 has been confirmed at 1.465.
Life Expectancy Coefficient
The life expectancy coefficient for 2021 is 0.94984. It reduces the statutory earnings-related old-age pensions for those born in 1959 who start drawing the pension in 2021 or later by 5.02 per cent.
Earnings-related pension contributions
The pension contribution rate in 2019 for workers is 7.15 per cent. The increased contribution rate for 53–62-year-olds is 8.65 per cent. The contribution rates are the same as in 2020. The average contribution rates for employers is 16.95 per cent.
Themes
Brexit affects our services
The withdrawal agreement includes a transition period until the end of 2020. Until then, EU’s current regulations will prevail.
Continuing under current EU regulations means, among other things, that a worker posted to Britain can be issued an A1 certificate. Earnings-related pensions are also paid to Britain as usual, and pensions earned in Britain are paid to Finland under EU regulations.