Mexico Pension & Retirement Calculator

Project your Mexico retirement income using the local pension system rules.

Free Mexico AFORE retirement calculator. Projects your pension pot from the mandatory contributions (6.5% employer, 1.125% worker, 0.225% government) plus voluntary savings, compounding to retirement, and converts it to monthly income — all in your browser.

How much is contributed to an AFORE?

For private-sector workers the mandatory retirement contribution is about 6.5% of salary from the employer, 1.125% from the worker and 0.225% from the government, totalling roughly 7.85%. Reforms are gradually raising the employer share toward a higher combined rate.

This Mexico pension and retirement calculator projects your AFORE balance at retirement from the mandatory SAR contributions plus any voluntary savings, then converts it into an estimated monthly income. It is built for workers under the private-sector AFORE system who want to see whether their savings are on track.

How it works

Under the SAR system, a slice of your salary flows into your AFORE every period:

  1. Mandatory contributions total roughly 7.85% of your salary — about 6.5% from the employer, 1.125% from you and 0.225% from the government. (Reforms are phasing the employer share higher over time.)
  2. Those contributions, plus any voluntary amount you add, are invested and compound. Each year the balance grows by your net return and the new contributions are added.

At retirement the tool applies a sustainable withdrawal rate to the pot to estimate a steady monthly income:

pot_next = (pot + annual_contributions) × (1 + return)
monthly_income = pot × withdrawal_rate / 12

Example

A 30-year-old earning MXN 20,000/month with a MXN 50,000 starting balance, contributing the mandatory ~7.85% plus MXN 1,000/month voluntary at a 5% real return, builds a pot of several million pesos by age 65. At a 4% withdrawal rate that funds a meaningful monthly income — and the voluntary top-up adds a large share thanks to decades of compounding.

Notes

Returns are shown in real (after-inflation) terms if you enter a real rate, which keeps the income figure in today’s pesos. Fees vary by AFORE and reduce your net return, so compare providers. The actual pension also depends on your total weeks contributed and the retirement modality you pick. This is an estimate, not financial advice.