Form 5A - Waiver of 60% Joint Survivor Pension for 2025

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Drawbacks of a Joint and Survivor Annuity You may ultimately find that a joint and survivor annuity doesnt fit well into your financial plan. For example, if your partner has other sources of retirement income, you may decide that the extended payments from a joint and survivor annuity arent necessary.
A joint-and-survivor annuity provides a benefit for the rest of your life at an amount reduced from the straight-life annuity amount, with your choice of 50%, 75%, or 100% of that reduced amount to be paid to your beneficiary if you die before that person.
If you have a spouse, you are required by law to choose a joint life pension option that leaves your spouse at least 60 per cent of your monthly pension payments if you die first. Your spouse can sign a waiver giving up their rights to this benefit, allowing you to select less or no pension protection for your spouse.
What is the 100% JS annuity option? The 100% JS annuity option is a pension payment method that will pay you an actuarially reduced pension and continue 100% of your reduced monthly benefit to your Spouse after your death.
A joint-and-survivor annuity is an annuity form which provides coverage to another individual, in addition to the retired or disabled employee. The other individual is often a spouse, but it could also be another adult or a child, unless specifically restricted under the laws or bylaws governing a particular plan.
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The purpose of a joint and survivor pension or annuity is to provide a lifetime survivor pension to the retired members or annuitants surviving spouse. A retired member or an annuitant is entitled to receive payment of a pension or annuity for his or her lifetime.
Surviving spouse, at full retirement age or older, generally gets 100% of the workers basic benefit amount. Surviving spouse, age 60 or older, but under full retirement age, gets between 71% and 99% of the workers basic benefit amount.
A Members spouse uses the Spousal Waiver Form to waive his/her legal right to pension benefits after the Members death. If the Member wishes to select a form of pension that doesnt provide income to his spouse after the Member dies, then the spouse must complete this form prior to the Members retirement.

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