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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the pwgsc 2265 in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your personal information. Enter your surname, given names, and pension number in the designated fields.
  3. Provide your date of birth in the format YYYYMMDD, followed by your preferred telephone number and language choice (English or French).
  4. Complete your home address details, including apartment number, city, province, postal code, and country. An optional email address can also be added.
  5. In the Statement of Undertaking section, carefully read each statement and select the appropriate options regarding your benefits under CPP or QPP.
  6. Sign and date the authorization section at the end of the form to confirm that you understand the implications of sharing your information.
  7. Once completed, save your document and send it to the Government of Canada Pension Centre at the provided address.

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If you terminate your employment with less than 2 years of pensionable service, a return of contributions is your only pension benefit entitlement under the public service pension plan. A return of contributions is a lump sum equal to the pension contributions you paid into the plan, plus accrued interest.
Pensionable service means the complete or partial years of service credited to you at retirement. Your total pensionable service is the sum of your periods of current service, service that has been bought back and service transferred through a Pension Transfer Agreement.
A return of contributions is a lump sum equal to the pension contributions you paid into the plan, plus accrued interest. The rate of interest payable is calculated at the annual rate of return of the public service pension fund, compounded quarterly to the end of the quarter preceding the date of payment.
The Pension Benefits Option Statement form ( PWGSC - TPSGC 2011) is the document that chooses your pension benefit option and is the most important form of the retirement process. This video will help you accurately complete the form.
Your share of contributions plus interest will be paid to you with taxes withheld. A cheque will be sent automatically if you do not respond to your Termination Statement within 90 days. If you have two or more years of Pensionable Service with PSPP you are entitled to a lifetime PSPP pension at retirement.

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Its analysis of pension fund performance showed that leading pension funds had delivered an average annual return of 7.72 per cent over the past five years for people 30 years to retirement. However, for savers closer to retirement, the average annual return over the same period was 5.27 per cent.
Before you decide to claim a refund, its important to remember that when you paid contributions, they were subject to tax relief. This means you will not be refunded the exact amount of contributions you paid into the scheme, as we need to deduct the tax you would have paid.

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