If you joined the police pension scheme from 1 April 2015 you became a member of the Police Pension Scheme 2015 (PPS 2015).
This section of the website is for members who have left the PPS 2015 and have not transferred out their benefits or received a refund of contributions. When you left we would have written to you to let you know that you have a deferred pension in the PPS 2015.
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Death benefits
Includes spouse and civil partner, declared partner and nomination or revocation of lump sum death grant form
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Deferred benefit statement
If you left the PPS 2015, 2006 or 1987 and have more than 2 years membership, you are awarded a deferred pension payable at retirement age.
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Deferred pension
Includes exchanging pension for lump sum, transferring out benefits, pension for partners - declaration form
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PPS 2015 Divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership
Includes process for divorce and dissolution, divorce and dissolution factsheet, divorce and dissolution charges
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Exchange pension for lump sum
You can exchange some of your annual pension to provide a lump sum in the PPS 2015.
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How your deferred benefits keep their value
Your deferred benefits are held in the Police Pension Scheme where they increase in value in line with the cost of living, until they become payable.
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Ill health
Your deferred pension may be paid early without reduction at any age on ill heath. You must be permanently disabled for regular employment.
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Re-engagement
If you have left with a deferred pension and re-engaged as a member of a police force, your gap in service will impact how your pension is treated.
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Retirement
Information about when your deferred pension is payable.
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Transferring out benefits
If you are no longer a member of the PPS 2015, you may be able to transfer your PPS 2015 rights to another pension arrangement.