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This section provides Total Reward Statements (TRS) and Annual Benefit Statements (ABS) information about: promoting your local benefits the promotional tools that will be provided to you Add logos to TRS or ABS communications We…

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 (…

Find information about NHS Total Reward and Annual Benefit Statements.

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…

If you've already made a nomination, the details are on your statement. If you want your death benefits to be paid to your spouse/partner, you do not need to make a nomination if you: are married are in a civil partnership have a nominated…

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…

Independent financial advisers can only get member statements from the member they represent. It's free of charge for members. It's a faster and more convenient way for them to get information about their NHS pension.

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…