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Information about how your pay is used to calculate your benefits. Officer pension statement In the 1995/2008 Scheme, we calculate your benefits for the NHS Pensions Scheme: using your ‘final year’s pensionable pay’ for the 1995 Section…

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…

Both Officer pension statement and Practitioner pension statement show your standard benefits. Standard benefits are an estimate based on the latest known information to show what your pension may be worth at this time. If you want to take…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…