The normal pension age in the LGPS is 65, but you can take your pension benefits from age 55 onwards. If you take your benefits before age 65 they will ...

The LGPS for councillors is a defined benefit career average scheme and is guaranteed by law. The calculation of your final pension is based on the time you ...

Membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) is open to all councillors elected to a local authority in Scotland who are under age 75.

The pensionable pay for a councillor consists of Basic Responsibility Allowance and Special Responsibility Allowance payments only. The benefits of the Scheme ...

The LGPS is also available to councillors. Councillors under 75 who were elected to a local authority in Scotland automatically join the Scheme.

If you are a councillor or elected mayor who has left the LGPS, you can take your pension benefits after you reach age 55. You must take your pension benefits ...

The LGPS is available to all councillors and elected mayors of an English county council, district council or London borough council or of a Welsh county ...

Councillors pay six per cent of their salary into the Councillor's pension scheme, and also receive a tax-free lump sum on retirement.

Membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) is open to all councillors elected to a local authority in Scotland who are under age 75.

The Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) is available to all Welsh County Council or County Borough Council Councillors who are offered membership of the ...