The EPS pension amount is calculated using a specific formula: Pension = (Average Salary × Pensionable Service) ÷ 70. The ...

For most salaried employees, the Employees’ Provident Fund is familiar territory, but the Employees’ Pension Scheme that sits inside it is not. Every month, a part of your employer’s EPF contribution ...

If you work for a company, especially a private one, you're likely familiar with the EPFO. The central government established ...

EPFO: Employees working in the private sector often harbor a fear about financial security in old age. But if your Provident ...

Your Final Salary Pension is calculated from the salary you were being paid by Which? when you left the Scheme (1) and your length of service in the Scheme. The calculation works out the pension to be ...

The April 18 editorial “Southbury’s Money Pit” missed an important point. It appears that many state workers are gaming the system as they approach retirement. For example, the April 5 front-page ...

"On-call" service is included in the calculation of retirement benefits for Pennsylvania state employees, the Commonwealth Court has ruled. A unanimous en banc panel ruled July 6 in Czarnecki v. State ...

A DB pension plan member may have the opportunity to buy back pensionable service to increase their future pension. Is this a ...