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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the pension partner and the plan member in the designated fields. Ensure that all names are spelled correctly to avoid any issues later.
Review the definitions provided in the form, particularly regarding what constitutes a 'pension partner' and 'pension commencement date'. This understanding is crucial for completing the waiver accurately.
In Section 7, clearly indicate your agreement to allow the plan member to choose a different level of joint and survivor pension or another form of pension. Make sure you understand the implications of this choice.
Sign and date the form in the appropriate sections. Remember, your signature must be witnessed, so ensure that a witness is present when you sign.
Finally, submit the completed waiver form to your plan administrator within 90 days before the pension commencement date for it to be valid.

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Who is a pension partner?

Your pension partner is how the Plan rules refer to someone youre married to or in a spouse-like relationship with. A pension partner, often referred to as your spouse or partner throughout this site, has special rights when it comes to your pension.

What is a pension partner waiver?

Your spouse or partner has the option to waive the right to any survivor benefit if you die before starting your pension. However, this waiver must be completed before your death. It can also be revoked by your spouse or partner at any time before your death, reinstating them as the sole beneficiary.

What is a 50% unlocking form in Alberta?

50% unlocking If you are aged 50 or older, Alberta pension legislation permits you to unlock up to 50% of the funds in your LIRA prior to transferring the remainder of the funds to a LIF.

What is a pension waiver?

A pension waiver is a program that allows someone who resigns or is laid off because of work force adjustment (WFA) prior to their normal retirement age (60 or 65) to receive an unadjusted pension benefit.