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Retirement may seem like a world away … or just around the corner. The Concordia Pension Plan helps you reach your retirement destination financially. No matter how far or close it may be.

The Concordia Pension Plan is a worry-free way to save for retirement. It provides benefits that are defined ahead of time based on a set formula using your pensionable earnings and years of credited service.

As a result, your benefits are guaranteed and protected, regardless of economic or market conditions. Investment returns do not affect your defined benefits. The University is responsible for ensuring that the plan is sufficiently funded to provide the pension benefits that you earn under the plan.

You automatically participate as a non-contributory member. This means you build retirement income under the plan without having to pay a cent!

Or you may wish to be a contributory member. Why? You increase your benefits from the plan and your contributions are tax deductible.

This section describes the Concordia Pension Plan for members who are currently employed by the University. If you are not currently employed by the University, please contact Benefits Services for details.

As good as the plan may be, other sources of income are also essential to a comfortable retirement. Click on retirement planning for details.

You should seek the advice of a retirement, financial or tax specialist for help in your financial planning for retirement or in evaluating your current situation.

Please read The Fine Print.