On your retirement from the OPP,
you may receive money from three sources:
- Your pension plan – You
will receive a monthly pension for your lifetime.
The amount will depend on your years of service and
your salary. If you are a First Class Constable
with 30 years of service on the OPP, your pension
will typically be about $1,200 less per month than
your current take-home pay.
- Vacation payout – This is
a lump-sum payment for unused vacation.
- Legislated Severance/Retiring
allowance – This is a lump-sum payment from
the OPP that recognizes your years of service. If
you retire as a First Class Constable, your
payment could be around $42,000.
Is it enough to live out your retirement
dream? Should you be setting aside additional savings? What
will you do with your retiring allowance? Some of our
members use this additional money to pay off debts in
order to retire with fewer financial commitments. Others
invest the money to use later in retirement.
These are some of the questions you can discuss
with your Member Service Advisor. We have helped many
members and their families with complex life decisions
such as retirement planning. We would like to help make your dreams come true as
well.