Public Service Pension Fund: Benefits

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JRW Building, The Valley, Anguilla
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+1 264 498 5079
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Details About Survivor Pension

Part 3, Section 59 of the Pensions Act 2014, allows for the payment of Survivors’ Benefits upon the death of a Contributor Deferred Pensioner or Existing Pensioner.The deceased must be one of the following a Contributor with 10 or more years of contributor pensionable service, a deferred Pensioner or an existing Pensioner. In the case of a Contributor with less than 10 years of service, a refund is calculated and paid to the Legal Personal Representative.

Criteria

Must be an eligible Survivor

The Calculation

The Surviving Spouse is entitled to one half of the pension payable or being paid.

A Surviving Child receives one fourth of Pension payable or being paid.

Multiple Surviving children receive equal shares of the Pension Payable of pension being paid.

key notes

Pension paid to a surviving spouse (Section 61(1-3))
- Ceases upon remarriage
- After 5 years if surviving spouse was under the age of 50 at the time of death
Pension paid to surviving child(ren) (Section 61(1-3 & 63))
- Ceases at the age of 18 or 21 if receiving full-time instructions at University, College or other educational establishment

Key Documents

Death Certificate of Deceased
Birth certificate(s)
Marriage Certificate
Valid Government ID
Bank Account number for Survivor(s)