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Your Target Retirement Age (TRA) is important for a couple of reasons. It tells us when to move any investments you have in the Investment Builder to lower risk funds as you get closer to taking them – we do this for members in the USS Default Lifestyle Option and the USS Ethical Lifestyle Option (Do It For Me Options). We also use the TRA when we send you your annual projection of what your Investment Builder funds could be worth at retirement.
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As an employer, you are responsible for your financial commitment to the Scheme, and in particular how and when a specific payment - called “employer debt” - may be triggered. These are also sometimes called ‘section 75 debts’ or ‘buy-out debts’.
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Aviation is a difficult sector to transition. However, we’re beginning to see changes and development in aviation technology. A recent collaboration between Heathrow, BA, Airbus, BP, Glasgow Airport and NATS (we have direct holdings in both Heathrow and NATs) led to a Net Zero flight powered by sustainable aviation fuel, from Heathrow to Glasgow Airport in September 2021.
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Keep track of how and when you’ll receive your USS benefits and savings
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We’ve already invested or committed £1.9 billion to renewable energy and demand for this will only increase as more countries transition to lower carbon.
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The ethical funds available in the Investment Builder apply specific criteria that is driven by ethical concerns rather than financial concerns. Our primary duty is to invest in the best financial interests of our members.
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The trustee publishes a wide range of documents on its website relating to its investment strategies, principles, beliefs, policies, and activities.
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As of 1 April this year, the salary threshold will reduce from £59,883.65 to £40,000. A joint contribution from you and your employer of 20% of your salary above £40,000 goes into the Investment Builder. Your employer covers the cost of the administration and managing your investments, so you don’t need to worry about the cost of that.
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Things change as you move through life, which could affect your pension or who you choose as your beneficiaries.