RetirementCalcByState
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Oregon State Pension
Retirement Calculator 2026
Calculate your estimated Oregon Public Employees Retirement System retirement benefit using the official formula. Oregon’s 2026 rates are pre-loaded.
Formula: Years of Service × Final Average Salary × 1.5% = Annual Pension
1.5%
Benefit Multiplier
Top 3 yr avg
Final Avg Salary
5 yrs
Vesting Period
+SS
Social Security
🏛️ PERS Calculator
Oregon Pension Benefit Estimator
Enter your years of service and final average salary — Oregon’s 1.5% multiplier is already loaded.
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Using highest 3-year average
✓ Pre-filled — Oregon 2026 rate
Annual Pension
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Per year
Monthly Pension
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Per month
Replacement Rate
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% of final salary
Calculation Breakdown
Years of Service—
Final Average Salary—
Benefit Multiplier1.5%
Annual Pension Benefit—
Income Replacement0%
⚠️ This is an estimate based on the standard Oregon Public Employees Retirement System formula. Actual benefits may vary based on your specific tier, early retirement reductions, survivor benefit elections, and other factors. Contact Oregon Public Employees Retirement System for an official benefit estimate.
🏛️ Oregon Public Employees Retirement System Facts
Benefit Multiplier
1.5% per year
Final Avg Salary
Highest 3-year average
Retirement Rule
Age 65 with 5 years, or Age 58 with 30 years, or Rule of 90
Vesting Period
5 years
Employee Contribution
0–8% of salary
Employer Contribution
26.73% of salary
Social Security
Yes — members also receive Social Security
COLA
Yes — automatic annual COLA
System Overview
Oregon PERS is unique — it includes both a Money Match formula and a Full Formula, paying whichever produces the higher benefit.
What to Know About Oregon Retirement
- →Oregon PERS uses both a pension formula AND a money match calculation — retirees receive whichever is higher.
- →Oregon PERS is significantly underfunded — the state and local governments face very high contribution rates as a result.
- →The standard pension formula is: Years of Service × Final Average Salary × 1.5%. For a 30-year employee earning $65,000/year, this means $29,250/year in annual pension benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Oregon pension calculated?
The Oregon Public Employees Retirement System uses this formula: Years of Service × Final Average Salary × 1.5%. Your “final average salary” is based on your highest 3-year average. For example, with 25 years of service and a $60,000 final average salary: 25 × $60,000 × 0.015 = $22,500 per year.
When can I retire with a full pension in Oregon?
Full retirement eligibility in Oregon: Age 65 with 5 years, or Age 58 with 30 years, or Rule of 90. You may be able to retire earlier with a reduced benefit — contact Oregon Public Employees Retirement System directly for your specific eligibility date based on your hire date and tier.
Does Oregon pension replace Social Security?
Oregon pension members also participate in Social Security. You will receive both your state pension AND Social Security benefits in retirement — two separate income streams.