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Begin by filling out Section 1, 'MEMBER INFORMATION'. Enter your group number, OMERS membership number, and personal details including your name and contact information.
Proceed to Section 2, 'PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION'. List all periods of previous employment by entering the start and end dates. Indicate your employment status for each period.
In Section 3, answer whether you were a member of another registered pension plan during the service period. If yes, provide the required details.
Complete Section 4, 'EMPLOYER AUTHORIZATION', ensuring an authorized signing officer provides their signature and contact information.
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OMERS is a defined benefit pension plan, which means you can expect a predictable monthly income in retirement. Together with government benefits and savings, the OMERS Pension Plan can grow into an important financial asset and play a key role in financial and retirement security.
What is the lump sum of pension benefits when someone dies?
The Basic Death Benefit is the return of members contributions and interest through the date of death. In some instances, there may be an additional one-time payment based on the members earnings.
Can you cash out an OMERS pension?
Select a cash refund if your pension is less than 4% of $71,300* If you have a small pension, you have the option to take the commuted value (CV) refund of your pension in cash, less tax or as a transfer to an RRSP.
What is the death benefit for OMERS pension?
Your spouse will receive an immediate survivor pension. It is equal to 66 2/3% (i.e., two-thirds) of the lifetime pension you were receiving and is payable monthly for their lifetime, even if they remarry. A lifetime pension does not include a bridge benefit but does include inflation protection.
How do you calculate OMERS?
Some background facts: Your OMERS lifetime pension + bridge benefit to age 65. 2% x credited service (years) x best five earnings. Less OMERS bridge benefit at age 65. 0.675% x credited service (years) x lesser of best five earnings or $66,580. Equals your OMERS lifetime pension from age 65.
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