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Survivor's pension share estimate

Estimate the core spouse and child shares using the deceased's monthly pension.

  • For tax year 2026
  • Rules last checked 24 October 2026
  • Takes about 2 minutes

Pension and beneficiary details

Indicative survivor shares
Is there an eligible spouse/civil partner?
After three years, does the spouse work or receive another pension?
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Estimated total survivor pension

€0.00

Percentage estimate only. It excludes the national pension, minimum guarantees, insurance history, beneficiary qualification, divorced spouses and special allocation rules. Confirm with e-EFKA.

How the estimate works

The e-EFKA guidance gives a 70% spouse share and a 25% share for each eligible child, subject to an overall limit and other conditions.

After three years, a spouse who works or receives another pension generally has their survivor benefit reduced by 50%.

The calculator applies the published percentages and reduces child shares proportionally if the total exceeds the deceased's pension.

It does not cover minimum amounts, the national pension, divorced spouses, dependent eligibility, insurance history or every special allocation. The official e-EFKA decision controls the amount.

Methodology and disclaimer

Sources

Frequently asked questions

Is the spouse's share always 70%?

It is the standard percentage in the e-EFKA guidance; later work or another pension can reduce the spouse's benefit after three years. Other legal conditions and reductions may apply.

Does this show the amount e-EFKA will pay?

No. It is a percentage estimate based on the amount entered. e-EFKA determines eligibility, minimums and the final allocation.

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