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1. www.otpp.com › planning-tools-and-calculatorsRetirement planning calculators and tools - OTPP

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   Update personal information. Access convenient tools, including our popular pension calculator. Apply for your pension online. Go paperless with electronic annual statements and tax documents. Register today. Access our most popular retirement planning tools, including the pension calculator, bridge benefit calculator and buyback calculator.

2. www.rnbenefits.org › Pension-Plan › Pension-CalculatorNYSNA PP & BF > Pension Plan > Pension Calculator

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   Not all NYSNA facilities participate in the NYSNA Pension Plan. The Pension Calculator on this page lists all employers who currently participate in the Plan. Please choose your employer.

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   How much is my Ontario Teachers' Pension?

   • You can get a rough idea of your Ontario Teachers’ pension as a percentage of your pay by multiplying your years of credit in the plan by two. So if you retire with 29 years of credit, your pension will provide roughly 58% of your average best five years’ salary at retirement.

   Figure out how much you’ll need - OTPP

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   How do I qualify for the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan?

   • To qualify, you need 20 days of credit in the Ontario Teachers’ pension plan after you terminate from your other plan • Apply any time before you retire Deadlines/Notes • Apply any time before you retire • You pay the full cost of the expected increase in your pension Naming a benefciary

   Your Pension Plan Guide - Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan

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   Where is the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan located?

   • The Xerox Tower, where the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has offices, in Toronto. Photo by Cole Burston/The Canadian Press

   Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan says Russia exposure

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   Who sponsors the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan?

   • As you may know, the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan is jointly sponsored by the Ontario government and the Ontario Teachers’ Federation (OTF).

   Retired member FAQs - OTPP

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4. www.otpp.com › en-ca › membersFigure out how much you’ll need - OTPP

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   Estimate your pension. You can get a rough idea of your Ontario Teachers’ pension as a percentage of your pay by multiplying your years of credit in the plan by two. So if you retire with 29 years of credit, your pension will provide roughly 58% of your average best five years’ salary at retirement.

5. www.rnbenefits.org › Pension-Plan › My-PensionNYSNA PP & BF > Pension Plan > My Pension > Plan Summary

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   Pension Plan participants should call the Plan toll-free at (877) RN BENEFITS [762-3633] or (800) 342-4324 with any questions. You also may e-mail the Plan at pensions@rnbenefits.org. View the entire Summary Plan Description. Plan Basics & Options.

6. www.otpp.com › members › myOntario Teachers' Pension Plan - OTPP

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   The official site of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan. Find out what we're doing, who we are, and how to contact us Help us improve your experience This site uses cookies and related technologies, as described in our privacy policy , for purposes that may include site operation, analytics, enhanced user experience, or advertising.

7. www.rnbenefits.org › Pension-Plan › My-PensionNYSNA PP & BF > Pension Plan > My Pension > Retirement Options

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   Pension Plan / My Pension / Retirement Options. Early. Normal. Disability. Retirement After Age 65. Early Retirement. Unreduced Vested. Lifetime benefit available when participant retires from active covered employment between the ages of 60 and 64 and has at least 20 years of credited service. Reduced Vested.

8. pss.osstf.on.ca › en-CA › sitecoreOntario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP) - pss.osstf.on.ca

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   OSSTF/FEESO represents the interests of approximately 40,000 contributors to the OTPP through the member plan sponsor, the Ontario Teachers’ Federation. OTPP’s online pension database permits you to view your personal pension information and estimate your future pension.