Disability pension
The occupational pension includes a disability pension that provides you with compensation if you have been sick-listed for three months. You may also receive compensation if you have a permanent illness in the form of sickness or activity compensation from the social insurance office.
Disability pension from Alecta complements the compensation you receive from national insurance and how much you receive depends on your salary. In order to receive a disability pension, you must have been ill for 90 consecutive days or a total of 105 days in different periods over the last 12 months.
How to read the table
The table shows how much you will receive within the different salary levels. First, you receive 10% up to SEK
26,311 and if you earn more than that, you will receive 65% of the remaining salary as shown in the table. A higher salary that that carries entitlement to 32.5% of the upper salary component.
| Your monthly salary |
Day |
Compensation from Alecta |
| 0 -
26,311 |
91 - 360 |
10 procent |
|
26,311 -
83,443 |
91 - t v |
65 procent |
|
83,443 -
125,164 |
91 - t v |
32,5 procent |
How much will you receive if you have a permanent illness?
If your illness results in the social insurance office granting you sickness or activity compensation, you will receive the following disability pension from Alecta.
| Your annual salary, SEK |
Compensation from Alecta |
| 0 -
321,000 |
15 procent |
|
321,000 -
1,018,000 |
65 procent |
|
1,018,000 -
1,527,000 |
32,5 procent |
What you should do to obtain a disability pension
In order for you to receive a disability pension from Alecta, your employer must complete a form with details of periods on the sick list and enclose a doctor’s certificate. Then you will receive a disability pension from Alecta on the 25th of each month.