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You are not able to view your NHS pension information Your NHS Pension information might not be available because: you are not a member of the NHS Pension Scheme you’re a new member of the NHS Pension Scheme with less than one year’s membership…

How we calculate your estimated NHS pension. Officer pension statement We estimate your NHS pension based on your employer's last update of your records. We do this using your: NHS Pension Scheme membership pensionable pay The figure…

We do not include a projection of your pension at retirement as part of your statement.  NHS pension benefits for membership after 2015 are also subject to change. In 2015, the government made changes to most public service pension schemes,…

The employer toolkit offers guidance and support throughout the statement delivery. The toolkit includes: your to do list, which explains your role as an employer and your key milestones guidance on promoting the statements to your employees…

Key activities employers must undertake. To do list We provide overviews on activities that we advise you do to prepare your employees and organisation for: Annual Benefits Statements to do list (Excel: 11KB)Total Rewards Statements to do list (…

Personal details and financial summary These are the details your employer held for you (or we held for you, if you're a deferred member), as of 31 March. It includes a summary of the total value of the pay and benefits for the year. If it's only…

Depending on your circumstances, you’ll receive either a Total Reward Statement (TRS) or an Annual Benefit Statement (ABS) each year. To find out more about Total Reward Statements, Annual Benefit Statements and which one you'll receive, visit What…

Each year, you'll get either a Total Reward Statement (TRS) or an Annual Benefit Statement (ABS). The type of statement you'll get is based on your circumstances. What TRS is  Total Reward Statements are…

Hypothetical annuity cost is not a standard benefit. It's included on your statement to show the likely cost of buying similar benefits on the ‘open market’. The figures are based on market conditions at this date. Costs could vary significantly at…

Normal pension age is: 60 years old in the 1995 section 65 years old in the 2008 section Members with special class status in the 1995 section may have the right to retire from a normal pension age of 55. In the 2015 scheme, it's the same as…