Average Indexed Monthly Earnings (aime)

Definition of "Average indexed monthly earnings (aime)"

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Method of calculating the primary insurance amount (PIA) for Social Security benefits. Employees' covered monthly earnings are adjusted to reflect changes in the national average annual earnings. Benefits should rise in proportion to increases in national average annual earnings.

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