The Forces Pension Society (FPS) welcomes the publication of Lord Hutton’s report on public sector pensions and acknowledges that it sets the signposts for a sustainable future.
As forces face huge welfare drop, join our fight for pensions.
There’s much talk of the Military Covenant from the Government but actions speak louder than words – here’s our Chairman’s view (as published in the Daily Telegraph)
You will have seen press comment about Lord Hutton's Interim Report. In particular, you will have read and heard in press and radio broadcasts, particularly the Today programme, that Lord Hutton has described the Services' schemes as ‘non contributory’.
Listen to our new Garrison FM radio campaign featuring Honorary Members, Joanna Lumley and Martin Bell.
As a nation we are living longer and increasing numbers of us will need to seek Care Advice either for ourselves or for close relatives.
Hear what David Marsh, Pensions Secretary of FPS, has to say about his Postbag and listen to John Moore-Bick, General Secretary of FPS, describing the benefits of membership in BFBS interviews with Patrick Eade.
Radio interview with Gini Carlin at the Army Families Federation (Germany) Conference in Herford.
Keeping a watchful eye on pensions. The visit to Cyprus late last year by the Forces Pension Society proved very successful with high numbers attending all the seminars.
This initiative, in association with Moneycorp, the UK's leading foreign exchange company, makes available to members the following foreign exchange services.
As the independent watchdog for the Armed Forces pensions, the FPS reaches out to serving and retired Forces personnel and their relatives and dependents.
