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At present I M 56, retired in a pvt firm at age 58..curent Basic 25 K & in hand 48K, till retirement 13 years of JOB, How much pension should i get?

Ans: Your pension amount is determined by various factors including your years of service, average salary, and the pension scheme offered by your employer. Private firms typically have different pension schemes, so it's important to review your employment contract or consult with your HR department for details on your specific pension plan.

Your pension amount may also be influenced by any contributions you've made towards the pension scheme during your employment. Generally, the longer your service and the higher your salary, the higher your pension amount is likely to be.

To get an accurate estimate of your expected pension amount, it's best to consult with your employer or a financial advisor. They can provide personalized guidance based on your individual circumstances and the details of your pension scheme.
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