The Powys Pension Fund is part of the national Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). If you join the scheme and stay in it for at least 2 years, you will get a pension paid to you when you retire.
"Your pension" means different things to different people. You could be thinking about joining the Local Government Scheme, or you could be paying into it and wondering what benefits are building up. You could be leaving or retiring and want to know what happens next, or you could already have retired. Select the link to focus in on what you would like to know
Find out more information about LGPS pensions here. Please also find relevant Fund contact details, should you require extra support.
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Forms and publications index page
Governance and Compliance Statement
Governance Risk Register
Powys Pension Fund Business Plan
Employer Policy
Breaches Policy
Communications Policy
Administration Strategy
Administration Risk Register
Data Improvement Plan
Conflicts of Interest Policy
Overpayment Policy
Compliments and Complaints Policy March 2022
IDRP Application Form (Welsh)
IDRP Application Form (English)
Knowledge and Skills Assessment Framework Policy
Responsible Investment Policy
Investment Strategy Statement 2023
GDPR - Frequently Asked Questions for Members
Personal Data Retention Policy
Full Privacy Notice
Funding Strategy Statement
Fund Valuation Report 2019
Fund Valuation Report 2016
Annual Report 2021-22
Annual Report 2020-21
Annual Report 2019-20
Annual Report 2018-19
Annual Report 2017-18
Annual Report 2016-17
Annual Report 2015-16
APC Buying Lost Pension
APC Declaration of Health Form
A Guide to AVCs in the LGPS
Covid-19 LGPS - Frequently Asked Questions
Changes to Survivor Benefits for Same-Sex Spouses and Civil Partners
2015 Newsletter
Councillor Pension Introduction Leaflet
Councillor Pension Full Scheme Guide
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