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Welcome to the New York City Police Pension Fund Web site, our continuing effort to provide superior service to our 36,000 active members and 43,000 retired members of New York’s Finest. Since being established in 1857 as the "Police Life and Health Insurance Fund" the Police Pension Fund continues to provide the highest professional standard of service to our members. Our Web site provides this standard with easy access to information concerning all your pension needs. A host of general information can be found on this site regarding benefits, recent pension legislation, agency contacts, and a frequently asked questions section. We hope that you find the information and services provided on this site to be useful and we are proud to be "Serving the Finest." | |
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  Tier 2 Summary Plan Description (PDF)Tier 3 Summary Plan Description (PDF) |
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Retirement Services The Police Pension Fund Retirement Counseling Unit counsels approximately 2000 of New York’s Finest yearly, to prepare them for retirement. The link below will explain the complete process of a NYCPPF retirement including a comprehensive retirement booklet. Learn more |
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Loan Services The Police Pension Fund Loan Services Unit services pension loans for all Police Pension Fund’s active members. The link below will give you important information regarding Pension Loans, Deferred Compensation Loans, Final loans, etc. Learn more |
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Membership Services The Police Pension Fund’s Membership Services Unit is the first interaction that our members have with their Pension Fund. The link below will give you insight on buybacks, shortage requests, credited service, etc. Learn more |
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NYPD’s WTC Medical Questionnaire The questionnaire is for all those who have a WTC Exposure # from the Medical Division during 2001/2002. To receive an appointment to attend one of the screening weeks the Active or Retired member has to fill out the questionairre online first and then the Medical Divsion will call them back to schedule time/date an appointment. http://www.nypd2.org/wtcsurvey |
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Tier 3 ITHP Decision On May 16, 2013, the Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, issued its decision in Lynch, et al. v. City of New York, et al., regarding the applicability of an increased-take-home-pay (ITHP) benefit to Tier 3 Police and Fire members. The Court found that New York State Retirement and Social Security Law (RSSL) § 440, the ITHP provision, applies to Tier 3 Police and Fire members. Accordingly, Tier 3 members are entitled to ITHP and are not required to contribute 3% of earnings to their pension. Please be advised that there is period of time in which the City may seek leave to appeal; therefore, the Fund will not be ceasing pension contributions for Tier 3 members pending the appeal period. Should the decision not be appealed, the Fund will be contacting the members affected. _____________________________________________ Deferred Compensation Has Relocated Please be advised that as of March 25, 2013, the Deferred Compensation Plan's Customer Service Center has moved to 65 Broadway, 21st Floor, New York, NY 10006 (3 blocks east of 40 Rector Street). The Plan's phone number will remain the same: (212) 306-7760. Please continue to direct all written inquiries/correspondence to the following mailing address: New York City Deferred Compensation Plan, Bowling Green Station, P.O. Box 93, New York , New York 10274-0093. _____________________________________________ 2012 IRS Form 1099-R Distribution Please be advised IRS Form 1099-Rs were mailed out to retirees and beneficiaries on January 18, 2013. If a 1099 has not been received by February 8, 2013 a duplicate may be requested in writing confirming the mailing address. If a retiree or beneficiary has moved, a Change of Address Form or notarized letter must be provided to the Fund. Such requests should be sent to the attention of Pension Payroll at 233 Broadway, 19th Floor, New York, New York 10279. Questions of a general nature regarding 1099s may be directed to Pension Payroll at (212) 693-6888. ___________________________________________________ Retroactive Military Seniority Retroactive Military Seniority (RMS) is awarded to a member after being appointed to the NYPD from a special list, retroactive to the date the member would have been appointed had the member not been serving in the military. Members who receive RMS from the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) receive pension credit retroactive to the date awarded by DCAS. For further information, please click here. |
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233 Broadway New York, NY 10279-0001 Map This Location |
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