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Read the latest news and updates from BC's Public Service Pension Plan.
Pension Life

Read the latest issue of Pension Life, the newsletter that keeps retired members informed about their pension and connected to BC's Public Service Pension Plan.
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The 2019 Report to Members is now available

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Plan design changes for ambulance paramedics in CUPE Local 873

The Public Service Pension Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the Public Service Pension Plan partners have reached an agreement on updates to the plan for ambulance paramedics in the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 873. Read Board Communique: June 24, 2019

Recent board discussions and decisions

The Public Service Pension Board of Trustees is responsible for administering the plan and investing plan assets. Read about issues considered and decisions made at the Board’s last quarterly meeting in Board meeting highlights.

Featured articles

Want to learn more about about your pension plan? Take a time out to dive deeper into one of these topics.


Pensions increasing for service between 2006 and 2018

Learn how the value of your lifetime pension is increasing for service you earned between 2006 and 2018.


Want to understand more about retirement health coverage?

Let us help you make sense of the retirement health benefits puzzle.


Thinking about early retirement?

What you need to know about the plan’s reduction rules and the rule of 85 if you’re planning to retire before age 65