Calculate your revised government pension, pension increase amount, and gross pension instantly. Compare notification years, add medical and other allowances, and plan your retirement income with our free advanced pension increase calculator.
Try: 50000 basic pension, notification year 2026
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A pension increase is a percentage-based raise that the Government of Pakistan announces for its retired employees as part of the annual federal budget. It is applied to the basic pension amount that a pensioner is already receiving, and it is meant to help retired government servants keep pace with rising living costs. Pension increases are separate from any one-time relief packages and are usually notified through the Finance Division of the Government of Pakistan.
This calculator lets pensioners, family pensioners, and HR or accounts staff instantly work out a revised pension after any notified increase, along with medical allowance and any other allowance that applies to their case.
Every year, the Government of Pakistan reviews the pension structure for civil and armed forces pensioners as part of the federal budget exercise. Depending on the fiscal space available, inflation trends, and pensioner welfare priorities, an increase percentage is announced for basic pension. In some years this has been combined with a revision to medical allowance and other fixed pension benefits, while in other years only the basic pension percentage has changed.
Pensioners are generally required to take no separate action to receive a notified increase — it is applied automatically by the relevant pension disbursing authority. However, understanding how the increase is calculated helps pensioners verify that they are receiving the correct revised amount.
In the Federal Budget 2026-27, the Government of Pakistan announced a pension increase of 10 percent for pensioners on their existing basic pension. This increase applies on top of the pension amount a retiree was already drawing before the notification, and it is separate from medical allowance, which may be revised independently.
Pensioners can use this calculator to select the notification year, enter their basic pension, and instantly see their revised basic pension, medical allowance, and total gross pension after the increase is applied.
Formula:
Increase Amount = Basic Pension × Increase % ÷ 100
Gross Pension = Basic Pension + Increase Amount + Medical Allowance + Other Allowance
| Basic Pension | Increase % | Increase Amount | Revised Basic Pension |
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| 50,000 | 10% | 5,000 | 55,000 |
| 75,000 | 15% | 11,250 | 86,250 |
| 100,000 | 17.5% | 17,500 | 117,500 |
| 150,000 | 10% | 15,000 | 165,000 |
Medical allowance is a fixed monthly amount paid to pensioners in addition to their basic pension to help cover routine healthcare costs. It is generally not subject to the same percentage increase as basic pension, though the government occasionally revises the fixed medical allowance amount separately in the federal budget. This calculator allows you to enter your current medical allowance so it can be added directly to your gross pension figure.
Regular pension is the monthly amount paid directly to a retired government employee based on their length of service and last drawn basic pay. It continues for the lifetime of the pensioner and is revised whenever the government notifies a pension increase.
Family pension is paid to the eligible dependents of a deceased government employee or pensioner, such as a widow, widower, or dependent children, typically at a percentage of the pension the employee would otherwise have received. Family pensioners generally receive the same increase percentage notified for regular pensioners, applied to their existing family pension amount. Selecting "Family Pension" as the pension type in this calculator helps you keep your calculation labeled correctly for your own records.
Pension increase percentages in Pakistan have varied from year to year depending on inflation and available fiscal space. Recent years have seen increases ranging from around 10 percent to as high as 17.5 percent. The chart on this page shows how a basic pension has historically grown across recent notification years when each year's increase is applied cumulatively, helping pensioners visualize long-term pension growth.
This Pakistan Pension Increase Calculator gives pensioners, family pensioners, and pension office staff a fast, reliable way to estimate a revised gross pension. It removes the need for manual percentage calculations and instantly shows a full breakdown, a year-by-year increase history chart, and a comparison table across different increase percentages.
Pension increases are an important part of financial security for retired government employees and their families in Pakistan. This free Pension Increase Calculator helps pensioners quickly estimate their revised basic pension, medical allowance, and total gross pension after any notified increase, supporting better retirement planning and peace of mind.