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Pension (Immediate annuity and deferred annuity)

Pension formula for periods of full-time service

2% X Number of years of pensionable service X Average salary of 5 consecutive years of highest paid service

Pension formula for periods of part-time service

2% X Number of years of pensionable part-time service X Average salary of 5 consecutive years of highest paid service based on a full-time salary X Assigned part-time hours / standard full- time hours

Example (full-time):

Age at departure in 2003 55 years
Average salary (best 5 consecutive years) $60,000
Years of pensionable service 25 years
Pension payable at age 60 $30,000
(2 % x 25 x $60,000)
Pension payable from age 65 (or earlier if a disability pension is paid by the CPP/QPP) $23,269.50
($30,000 - $6,730.50)
CPP/QPP Integration Reduction $38,460 = AMPE 2003 (see note in "CPP/QPP integration formula") $6,730.50
(0.7% x 25 x $38,460)

 

 
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