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For fixed protection 2016, you would have to have stopped building your pension by 5 April 2016. So if you didn’t have EOO on 1 April 2016, it’s now too late to apply for fixed protection 2016.
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You can reset your password or PIN – just visit the My USS log in page and select ‘Forgotten details?’. You’ll then be able to reset these. If you’ve forgotten the email address you used to register with, you’ll need to contact our Member Service Team on 0333 300 1043 and press 1. Lines are open 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday.
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David Watts, a social scientist and historian, joined the Board on 1 March 2021 as a UCU appointed director. David has worked for the University of Aberdeen since 2007, first in the School of Geosciences and since early 2018 in the Rowett Institute.
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You’re now receiving your pension and hopefully enjoying your retirement. But it’s still important to make sure your money works for you. Take a look through the information below to help you keep on top of your pension.
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If you were a USS member before 2016, you would’ve built your benefits in a different way to how you do now with the Retirement Income Builder and the Investment Builder. And if you left USS and later re-joined, you may have built up a mixture of benefits.
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If you were a USS member before 2016, you would’ve built your benefits in a different way to how you do now with the Retirement Income Builder and the Investment Builder. And if you left USS and later re-joined, you may have built up a mixture of benefits.
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If you were a USS member before 2016, you would’ve built your benefits in a different way to how you do now with the Retirement Income Builder and the Investment Builder. And if you left USS and later re-joined, you may have built up a mixture of benefits.
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Yes, employers will contribute to your Investment Builder pot if you earn over the Salary Threshold which will be set at £40,000 from 1 April 2022. To give you an idea of how the contributions work. You have a total contribution of 31.4% of salary going into the scheme, 21.6%* from your employer and 9.8% from you.