What does AIME stand for?

Average Indexed Monthly Earnings (Social Security)

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2) See text, note 35, for a description of the Average Indexed Monthly Earnings.

Projected pension income: equality or disparity for the baby-boom ...

Instead of using the Average Indexed Monthly Earnings to determine the benefit, a new number, the Primary Insurance Amount, is obtained.

LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG

The mechanism's effect is to lower the Average Indexed Monthly Earnings (AIME) on which their benefits are based; using the progressive segment of the benefit formula generates benefits that are a higher share of their average yearly earnings than someone born in the United States who had the same average yearly earnings would receive.

Research on Pensions and Social Security