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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,…

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…

In the event of your death, a lump sum and pension may be paid to your surviving spouse, registered civil partner, qualifying partner or nominated recipient.  We may pay an adult dependant's pension to: your surviving spouse your registered…

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…

If you’re a member of the NHS Pension Scheme, your updated Total Rewards Statement (TRS) or annual benefit statement (ABS) is available to view online now. If your organisation uses Electronic Staff record (ESR), you will be able to use this to…

Each year, we update your pension record to the 31 March using information sent to us by your employer. Your Total Reward Statement (TRS) and Annual Benefits Statement (ABS) provides you with an overview of your pension benefits up to 31 March each…

Each year, we create Total Reward Statements (TRS) and Annual Benefit Statements (ABS) for members who are actively contributing to the Scheme. Your statement is updated after the financial year end at the end of March and made available in mid-…

How your membership totals have been calculated on your statement. Your pension statement We calculate the membership totals on your statement as follows. Reckonable membership This is the amount of membership used to calculate your benefits…