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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."



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.
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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.
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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.
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NORMAL RETIREMENT AGE ISSUE Recently, information disseminated by law enforcement line organizations about raising the service retirement age to 50 for public safety employees has resulted in the Fund receiving numerous inquiries. Please be advised that the regulation affecting this matter has been amended to give public pension plans an extension of time to comply with the regulation. That deadline is now January 1, 2011. Additionally, PPF members should be aware that this issue is a high priority for various public safety employee unions. National organizations such as NAPO and other powerful lobbying groups such as the US Conference of Mayors, International Association of Firefighters, the American Federation of Teachers, AFSCME and many others, are focusing on this issue and have already obtained the aforementioned time extension. These organizations will continue those efforts to get this regulation amended for public pension plans and PPF will advise our members about this issue as soon as more information becomes available. Please visit our website at www.nyc.gov/nycppf for future updates. IF YOU ARE ALREADY RETIRED, THIS ISSUE WILL NOT AFFECT YOU. Additionally, our legal Counsel has tentatively concurred that “these regulations WILL NOT affect the ability of members to retire after completing the required years of service…” These IRS regulations address what is called in-service distributions – which are NOT allowed within the Police Pension Fund for any affected member.
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