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Retirement Planner

MP2, Regular Savings, and everything else — one picture

Pag-IBIG isn't a pension. This adds up what it actually gives you, alongside outside savings, against what you'll likely spend.

Retirement age

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MP2 assumed rate

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Assumed to grow at a flat 6.62%, based on recent Regular Savings history.

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Mutual funds, PERA, employer plans — assumed to grow at a flat 5.0%.

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Pag-IBIG Fund is a savings program, not a pension — this planner projects a balance, not a guaranteed income. It does not include SSS, GSIS, or any employer pension.

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Retirement Readiness

Calculating…

Years to Retirement

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MP2 at Retirement

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Regular Savings at Retirement

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Other Savings at Retirement

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Combined Total

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Est. Monthly Retirement Income

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Expense Replacement

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Total You’ll Have Contributed

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Combined growth to retirement

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Insights

Suggested improvement

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New replacement: —

If you retired 5 years later

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Combined total, same contributions and rates

How the health score works

Four factors are each independently rated Excellent, Good, Fair, or Low, converted to points (95 / 80 / 60 / 35), then combined into a single weighted average:

Contribution Health30%

≥₱8,000/mo excellent · ≥₱4,000 good · ≥₱1,500 fair

Expense Replacement30%

≥100% excellent · ≥70% good · ≥40% fair

Time Horizon25%

≥25yr excellent · ≥15yr good · ≥5yr fair

Diversification15%

Any outside savings = excellent; Pag-IBIG only = fair

The weighted average becomes your 0–100 score, then maps to a label: 88+ Excellent, 72–87 Good, 55–71 Fair, below 55 Needs Work. This is an illustrative heuristic, not a real retirement-readiness formula — it doesn't include SSS, GSIS, or employer pension income at all, and the 4% withdrawal-rate assumption behind Expense Replacement is a common industry starting point, not a Pag-IBIG figure or a guarantee your balance lasts a specific number of years.

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Next steps

Your action plan

  1. 1

    Check your actual SSS or GSIS contribution record — this planner only covers Pag-IBIG and what you enter as "other savings."

  2. 2

    If your expense replacement is under 70%, start with the Insights panel's suggested improvement — it's sized to be realistic, not dramatic.

  3. 3

    Revisit this planner yearly, especially after a dividend rate declaration or a change in monthly expenses.

  4. 4

    If you have zero "other savings," even a small outside fund improves your Diversification score — see the MP2 vs. Regular Savings guide for where to start.