Updated Maximum Insurable Earnings for 2025
As per the announcement by the Social Insurance Services Department, the maximum insurable earnings for 2025 have been increased as follows: Weekly: Increased from €1,209 to €1,281 Monthly: Increased from €5,239 to €5,551 Annually: Increased from €62,868 to €66,612 Important Note: Contributions to the Social Cohesion Fund are based on actual earnings and are not […]
Written by Robert LondonAudit & Accounting Lead · ACA (ICAEW) · ICPAC practising certificate
As per the announcement by the Social Insurance Services Department, the maximum insurable earnings for 2025 have been increased as follows:
- Weekly: Increased from €1,209 to €1,281
- Monthly: Increased from €5,239 to €5,551
- Annually: Increased from €62,868 to €66,612
Important Note: Contributions to the Social Cohesion Fund are based on actual earnings and are not subject to these limits.
Below is a summary of the contribution rates applicable to employers and employees for 2025:
| Contribution Type | Employer Rate | Employee Rate | Maximum Insurable Earnings (per annum) |
| Social Insurance | 8.8% | 8.8% | €66,612 |
| Redundancy Fund | 1.2% | – | €66,612 |
| Industrial Fund | 0.5% | – | €66,612 |
| Social Cohesion Fund | 2.0% | – | – |
| General Healthcare System (GHS) | 2.9% | 2.65% | €180,000 |
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