From April 2015, if you are a regular police officer, you are automatically admitted to the Police Pension Scheme 2015 (PPS 2015).
Members who started in the police force before that date were able to join the Police Pension Scheme 1987 (PPS 1987) or the Police Pension Scheme 2006 (PPS 2006). Depending on age, some of these members have or will be moved to the PPS 2015.
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Forms - PPS 2015
Includes change of address, divorce/dissolution request, nomination/revocation of lump sum death grant, pensions for partners - declaration & notes
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Guides and factsheets - PPS 2015
Includes members' guide
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Joining PPS 2015 and Automatic Enrolment
Includes benefits on retirement, PPS 2015 at a glance
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Current member (paying in)
Information for police officers who are currently paying in to the PPS 2015
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Deferred member (no longer paying in)
Information for police officers who have left the PPS 2015 but not yet in receipt of their pension
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Pensioner member (receiving a pension)
Information for police officers in receipt of a PPS 2015 pension, survivor benefits from PPS 2015 and/or a pension credit in PPS 2015
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Communications
Includes deferred benefit statement, Annual Benefit Illustration (ABI), Certificate of Entitlement
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Contact Kent Police payroll and pensions
Kent Police pensions contact details
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Help and complaints
Includes Internal Dispute Resolution Procedure (IDRP), other pension bodies and tracing pensions, medical appeals
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Tax controls and pensions
Includes Annual allowance, Lifetime Allowance
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Elmes v Essex judgement
The outcome of the Elmes v Essex judgement heard before the High Court on 18 January 2018