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OSGP Estimate Calculator
OSGP Estimate Calculator
How to use this Web page:
Select the calculation you wish to use - Future Value of contributions or Benefit calculation. You will need to enter the information (variables) requested in each field. Remember that a change in any variable means a change in outcome.
Future Value of contributions
Calculate Future Value

 
The OSGP allows you to contribute on a pre-tax basis in 2012 a minimum of $25 to a maximum of 100 percent of your income or $17,000 annually, whichever is less. You can contribute an additional $5,500 if you are at least 50 years of age. If you wish to project your account value using different monthly contribution amounts, follow the steps listed below:
  1. Type the information requested (variables) in each field.
  2. Press the Calculate button to start the calculation.
Calculating your Future Value of contributions:
Variables:
Current Account Balance: Balance from your most recent statement or from the OSGP information line. If you are not in the program, type 0.
 
Monthly Contribution: Amount deducted from your paycheck for OSGP contribution. If you are not in the program, type the amount you want to contribute.
 
Return Rate: Whatever rate of return you expect (i.e., if you wish to use 8 percent type 8).
 
Proposed Retirement Date: The date you want to stop working (and stop making contributions).
 
Outcomes:
The program will calculate the projected value of your contributions at your proposed retirement date.
 
Benefit calculation
Calculate Spedified Dollar Amount

The OSGP pays out in several ways. This page will allow you to prepare estimates for two of those methods - Specified Dollar Amount and Specified Period of Distribution. In addition, in each of the calculation pages, you will be able to estimate a future account balance. Take the following steps to start your calculation:
  1. Select the method you want to use.
  2. Type the information requested (variables) in each field.
  3. Press the calculate button to start the calculation.
Calculating a Specified Dollar Amount Estimate:
Variables:
Current Account Balance: Balance from your most recent statement or from the OSGP information line.
 
Monthly Contribution: Amount deducted from your paycheck for OSGP contribution.
 
Return Rate: Whatever rate of return you expect (i.e., if you wish to use 8 percent, type 8).
 
Termination Date: The date you quit working (and quit making contributions).
 
Distribution Date: The date you wish to start receiving payments from the OSGP. The distribution date must be at least two months after your termination date.
 
Desired Monthly Benefit: The specified dollar amount you want to receive for the length of the payout (e.g. $1,500, type 1500).
 
Your Current Age
 
Outcomes:
The program will calculate your balance at termination and distribution. The program will calculate the estimated time over which you could expect to receive monthly benefits.
 
Calculating a Specified Period of Distribution estimate
Calculate Specified Period

Calculating a Specified Period of Distribution:
Variables:
Current Account Balance: Balance from your most recent statement or from the OSGP information line.
 
Monthly Contribution: Amount deducted from your paycheck for OSGP contribution.
 
Return Rate: Whatever rate of return you expect (i.e., if you want to use 8 percent, type 8).
 
Termination Date: The date you quit working (and quit making contributions).
 
Distribution Date: The date you want to start receiving payments from the OSGP. The distribution date must be at least two months after your termination date.
 
Desired Years of Distribution: Type the number of years you want to receive benefits. (Please note that this calculation provides an annual payment only. However, OSGP offers several frequencies of payment.)
 
Your current age
 
Outcomes:
The program will calculate your balance at termination and distribution. The program will provide you with a spreadsheet outlining the estimated annual benefit, including the expected earnings.