Active Members' Annual Benefit Statements 2025
Each year, Merseyside Pension Fund meets the statutory requirement to produce a Benefit Statement for those active members of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) as at
31 March of that year.
Registered Users of the Fund’s secure password-protected online website, 'MyPension', who were active members of the LGPS as at 31 March 2025, can now view their 2025 Active Members' Annual Benefit Statement online [1].
The figures quoted on the 2025 Annual Benefit Statement provide an illustration for members and are not legally binding on the Fund. The total amount of benefits which a member would receive on retirement may be different. Members should request a Benefit Estimate from their employer before making any decision to retire.
The questions and answers at the bottom of the page aim to help you access your 2025 Annual Statement in MyPension and understand the information contained within it.
PLEASE NOTE:
While the Fund is required to produce Active Members’ Annual Benefit Statements by
Sunday 31 August 2025, unfortunately, not all active members who may be expecting a 2025 Annual Statement, will be able to view one by that date. For more information, please click here [2].
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I login to MyPension to view my 2025 Annual Statement?
If you have previously registered for MyPension and activated your account, you should login here [1].
I have logged into MyPension. Where can I find my 2025 Annual Statement?
When you login in to your 'MyPension' account, click 'Annual Statements' on your dashboard. Your most recent statement will automatically display. You can select previous years' statements by clicking the down arrow next to 'Statement year'.
I have logged into MyPension but can't find my latest Active Annual Statement 2025 in 'Annual Benefit Statements'
Unfortunately, some members who may be expecting a 2025 Active Members' Annual Statement in their 'MyPension' account by 31 August 2025, will either not receive one or experience a delay. Please click here [2] for more information.