
| While you were a member of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), you built up valuable pension benefits.
These form an important part of your savings for your retirement. Now you have left the LGPS before retiring, you have deferred benefits. Deferred benefits are where we work out the value of your benefits when you leave the LGPS and hold them in the LGPS for you until: |
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You qualify for deferred benefits as you have been a member of the Scheme for at least three months, or you have transferred pension rights into the LGPS.
Your personal deferred benefit package is increased every year in line with the cost of living and gives you: |
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| The main details of the Scheme are as follows: |
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Your Deferred Pension Benefits Membership & How your Deferred Benefits are calculated |
| Extra Contributions Extra Contributions you paid which are now deferred including AVCs & ARCs |
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keeping their Value How your Deferred Benefits keep their value |
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Tax Rules & Your Benefits Do the tax rules on savings cover deferred benefits? |
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Paying Deferred Benefits When you can choose to receive payment of your deferred benefits |
| Life Cover What happens if I die before receiving my deferred benefits? |
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Rejoining the LGPS What are my options if I rejoin the LGPS before my deferred benefits are paid? I have only left one of the jobs where I pay into the LGPS. What are my options? |
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Transferring from the LGPS Can I transfer my deferred benefits out of the LGPS? How does a transfer out of the LGPS work? |
| While your LGPS benefits are deferred What you can expect from us |
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| What we expect from you |
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| Should there be any information you require which cannot be found, in this section or within the site please do not hesitate to contact the pension fund.
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| 23/10/2009 |