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If you are leaving NHS employment, or just the Scheme, you may be able to transfer your pension rights to a new pension provider. You may only transfer to a pension scheme or arrangement that is registered with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and able to accept a transfer payment from the NHS Pension Scheme.

Q How long does a refund take to pay? A Once an employer has submitted the application for a refund of pension contributions (RF12) form to NHS Pensions electronically, payment can be received in your bank in 3-10 working days. A payable order will be issued within 5 10 working days.

If you are a member of the NHS Pension Scheme, you can find details of the scheme on the NHS Pensions website or call the members helpline on 0300 3301 346.

The NHS Pension Schemes provide lump sum and pension benefits to eligible dependants in the event of the member's death. ... If there is no legal spouse, registered civil partner, nominated qualifying partner or nomination, the lump sum on death benefit will be paid to the member's Estate.

Your lump sum is usually paid to you the day after your retirement, providing you have completed the application in good time. If you are retiring from the NHS pension scheme (England and Wales) the payment of your lump sum will be made within 30 days of your retirement date.

Benefits can generally be transferred out of the scheme at any time before your normal pension age. If it is before your pension age and you have less than two years NHS pensionable service, you must join the receiving scheme and initiate the transfer within 12 months of leaving the NHS.

You'll be able to access your statement online using the Total Reward Statement portal and ESR Employee Self-Service for organisations that use the facility. Your current statement will only be available to view until the next data refresh.

If you are a member of the NHS Pension Scheme, you can find details of the scheme on the NHS Pensions website or call the members helpline on 0300 3301 346.

For members who elect to contribute to the scheme after they have attained 45 years pensionable membership, any benefits payable will be assessed taking into account the reckonable pay up to the date they cease contributing to the scheme/retire. Pension benefits will be calculated using the most beneficial 45 years.