Deferred Pension
The deferred pension will initially be calculated in accordance with Basis 1, by reference to your Pensionable Service and your Final Pensionable Earnings at the date of leaving.
Your Basis 1 deferred pension will be increased at a rate equal to the percentage rise in the cost of living subject to a maximum of 5% a year compound over the period of deferment.
At your Normal Retirement Date, the amount will be compared with the pensions calculated under Basis 2 and Basis 3, and the pension payable will be the highest figure produced by this
comparison.
The contributions (limited to 3%) you have made to the 2000 Plan will continue to accumulate Credited Interest for the purposes of the Basis 3 calculation until your pension begins or you transfer your benefits from the 2000 Plan.
You will have the option to exchange part of your pension for a tax free cash sum when you reach retirement.
| Certificate of Deferred Benefits When you leave the 2000 Plan, you will be given a Certificate of Deferred Benefits and it is important that you keep this safe. It is also important that you keep the Pensions Service Centre informed of any change of address to ensure that you can be traced when your benefits become due. |
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