Revised Retirement Benefits: 7CPC || Planning for Retirement| Terminal Benefits & Rules pertaining to these Benefits

Revised Retirement Benefits: 7CPC

 Learning Units : Planning for Retirement

 Planning for Retirement

 Terminal Benefits & Rules pertaining to these Benefits

  Assessment of family responsibilities

  Assessment of financial liabilities.

  Assessment of possibilities for income after retirement

  Assessment of needs for emergencies

  BENEFITS : On Retirement

  Pension for life (till the date of death)

  DR on Pension

  Commutation of Pension (optional : Max. 40%)

  Retirement Gratuity (Max. 20 lakh) May go upto 25 & 30 lakh

  Encashment of Leave (EL+HPL) – Maximum 300 days

  GPF accumulations plus interest thereon

  CGEGIS benefits (Savings Fund + interest thereon)

  Medical facilities – as were available during service

  On Death while in Service

  Family Pension (one person at a time: exceptions)

  DR on Family Pension - same rate as for Pensioners

  Death Gratuity (Rs 20 lakh). May go upto 25 & 30

   Encashment of Leave (EL+HPL) Maximum 300 days

  GPF accumulations along with interest

  CGEGIS Benefits (Savings Fund plus interest thereon & Insurance amount)

  DLIS : Maximum 60,000

  Employment on compassionate grounds to NOK

  Medical facilities

  Death after Retirement

  Family Pension

  DR on Family Pension

  Arrears of Pensionary Benefits on account of pay revision, etc,  if any

  CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972

  Applicable only to employees entered in Govt service on or before 31/12/2003.

  Defined Benefits Pension Scheme

  Pension & Gratuity (updated as per instructions issued by Department of Pensions & Pensioners Welfare, Govt of India, consequent to implementation of the 7th Central Pay Commission)

  Conditions Governing Pensionary Benefits

  Qualifying Service

  Important Events having a bearing on QS

  Leave

  Suspension

  Net QS = Gross QS minus Non-Qualifying Service

  Less than 3 months                                         Nil

  3 Months but < 9 months                             1 SMP

  9 months & above                                           2 SMPs

  Minimum QS for Pension                            10 years

  Emoluments/AE

  For Pension

  BP+NPA

  For Gratuity (RG, SG, DG)

  BP+NPA+DA (on date of death or retirement)

  Family Pension

  BP+NPA

  Leave Encashment

  BP+NPA+DA

  Calculation of Benefits

  Pension                               BP+NPA              

                                                                                       2

Minimum 9000                  Maximum 125000

Retirement Gratuity (Max. 20 lakh)

(BP+NPA+DA) x No. of SMPs (Max 66)

                                                                4

  Service Gratuity

  (BP+NPA+DA) X No. of SMPs

                                                                                2

(No minimum/maximum)

  Death Gratuity

  QS                                                          Rate

  <one year                           2 times of Emoluments

  1 year< 5 years  6 times of Emoluments

  5 years<11 years              12 times of Emoluments

  11 years <20 years           20 times of Emoluments

  20 years or more              Half of emoluments                        for every completed SMP            maximum 33 times of                                    emoluments
                                                (Maximum 20 lakh)        

  Gratuity linked to DA

  As and when DA goes up by 50%, Gratuity will be enhanced by 25%.

  It means Gratuity will be increased to 25 lakh & 30 lakh respectively.

  Calculation: Leave Encashment

(BP+DA+NPA) x No of days of EL (Max. 300)                        30    

  (BP+DA+NPA)/2  x HPL days/30

                

Total number of days (EL+HPL) admissible for Encashment = 300

  Classes of Pension

  Superannuation Pension

  Retiring Pension

  Invalid Pension

  Compensation Pension

  Pension on Absorption in PSU/AB

  Voluntary Retirement Pension

  Compulsory Retirement Pension

  Compassionate Allowance

  Procedure for grant of Benefits

  List of employees due for Retirement

  Submission of documents to retiring employee for completion of details & photographs etc

  Rectification of Service Book

  Determination of QS & Emoluments/AE

  Calculation of EL/HPL

  Calculation of Interest on GPF accumulations

  CGEGIS accumulations in Savings Fund

  Calculation of Retirement Benefits

  Intimation to PAO & employee concerned

  Issue of PPO – at least one month before Retirement

  Minimum/Maximum Pension

  Minimum Revised consolidated pension from 1st January 2016 -

  Rs 9000 p.m. + DR thereon

  Maximum Revised consolidated Pension : Rs 125000 p.m. plus DR thereon

  50% of LPD or AEs

  DR on full revised basic pension before commutation

In cases where a Govt servant becomes entitled to pension on completion of 10 years of QS in accordance with Rule 49(2) of CCS (Pension) Rules 1972, pension shall be paid at 50% of emoluments or average emoluments received during the last 10 months, whichever is more beneficial to him.

    Effective from 1st January 2006.

  Commutations

  Surrender of a portion of Pension and getting a lumpsum amount in lieu of such surrender.

  Commutation of pension is as per the new commutation table, which will be revised periodically by the Govt keeping in view the interest rates and the mortality table

  For all future pensioners, commutation of pension shall be computed and paid as per revised commutation table.

  Age next birthday            Commutation Value

  59                                                           8.371

  60                                                           8.287

  61                                                           8.194

  62                                                           8.093

  Commuted Value of Pension

  Formula:

  Amount offered for commutation x12xC.F.

  Example:

  Last Pay Drawn Rs 60000

  QS                                                 20 years

  Age next birthday            61 years

  Pension                                                Rs 30000

  Commuted Amount                       40% of Rs                                                 30000     = Rs 12000

  Commutation Amount in lumpsum:

  12000 x 12 x 8.194 = Rs 1179936

  Residual Pension              Rs 30000 – Rs 12000

                                 =   Rs 18000 p.m.

  Plus DR on full Basic Pension of Rs 30000

  Revised definition of ‘Family’

  Category-I

  (a) Widow or widower, up to the date of death or re-marriage, whichever is earlier

  (b)  Son/daughter (including widowed daughter), up to the date of his/her marriage/remarriage or till the date he/she starts earning or till the age of 25 years whichever is the earliest.

  Category-II

  (a)  Unmarried/widowed/divorced daughter, not covered by Category I, up to the date of marriage/remarriage or till the date she starts earning or up to the date of death, whichever is earliest.

  (b)  Parents who were wholly dependent on GS when he/she was alive provided the deceased employee had left behind neither a widow nor a child.

   Family pension to dependent parents, unmarried/ divorced daughter will continue till the date of death

                Family pension to unmarried/widowed/ divorced daughters in Category II and dependent parents shall be payable only after the other eligible family members in Category I have ceased to be eligible to receive FP and there is no disabled child to receive FP.

Grant of FP to children in respective categories shall be payable in order of their date of birth and younger of them will not be eligible for FP unless the next above him/her has become ineligible for grant of FP in that category.

Dependant handicapped sibling (brother/sister)

  Family Pension to Childless Widow even after her Re-marriage

  Childless widow of a deceased Govt employee will continue to be paid Family Pension even after her remarriage subject to the condition that the family pension shall cease once her independent income from all sources becomes equal to or higher than the minimum prescribed family pension in Central Govt i.e. Rs 3500 plus dearness relief thereon

  Older Pensioners/Family Pensioners

  Require better deal because of their needs, especially those relating to health, with increased age.

  Quantum of pension/family pension, available to old pensioners/family pensioners will be increased as follows:

  Age                        Additional Pension/FP

  80                                           20% of Basic pension/FP

  85                                           30% of Basic Pension/FP

  90                                           40% of Basic Pension/FP

  95                                           50% of Basic Pension/FP

  100                         100% of Basic Pension/FP

  Dearness Relief on Additional Pension

  Dearness Relief will also be admissible on additional quantum of pension/family pension available to old pensioners/family pensioners.

  Linkage of full pension

  Linkage of full pension with 33 years of QS dispensed with.

  Once an employee renders minimum pensionable service of 20 years, pension to be paid at 50% of AE received during the past 10 months or the pay last drawn, whichever is more beneficial to the retiring employee.

  Family Pension

  In case of Death while in Service – For 10 years at enhanced rate i.e. 50% of BP on date of death. 

  Thereafter @ 30% of Pay last drawn

  In case of Death after Retirement -

  For 7 years @ 50% of Pay last drawn or the Pension sanctioned

  Thereafter @ 30% of Pay last drawn

  Family Pension

  In case of Govt employees dying in harness, FP to be paid at enhanced rates for a period of 10 years. 

  This will also apply in case of GS who died before 1.1.2016 in respect of whom family was receiving EFP as on 1.1.2016

  Dependency criteria for all purposes will be minimum family pension along with DR thereon.

  This is also followed in cases relating to FP

  Higher quantum of family pension  on attaining the age of 80, 85, 90, 95 & 100 – will be same at same rates as for old pensioners i.e. additional 20%, 30%, 40%, 50% & 100% respectively.

  Admissible from the first of the month in which pensioner attains the age of 80, etc

  Amount of additional FP will be shown distinctly in PPO

  For example, in case where a family pensioner is more than 80 years of age and his/her FP is Rs 10,000 p.m., the pension will be shown as under:

 Basic FP                                                Rs 10000

  Additional FP                     Rs   2000

  FP on attaining the age of 85 years will be shown as under:

  Basic FP                                                                Rs 10000

  Additional FP                                     Rs    3000

  Dearness Relief also admissible on additional quantum of family pension to older family pensioners

  Past pensioners

  Fixation of pension will be subject to the provision that the revised pension, in no case, shall be lower than 50% of the sum of the minimum pay in the Level  corresponding to the pre-revised pay scale from which the pensioner had retired.

  Childless widow of a deceased GS will continue to be paid FP even after her remarriage subject to the condition that FP shall cease once her independent income from all sources becomes equal to or higher than minimum prescribed FP in Central Govt i.e. Rs 9000 + DR thereon

  Constant Attendant Allowance  on Disability Pension

  For 100% disability, where individual is completely dependent on somebody else for day to day functions, Constant Attendant Allowance increased from Rs 3000 to Rs 6750  p.m.,  under CCS (Extraordinary) Pension Rules, 1939 shall also be paid to civilians, as in the case of Defence personnel. 

  CCS (Extraordinary) Pension Rules, 1939 stand modified to this extent.

  No Dearness Relief on CAA

  Ex Gratia

  Rates of ex gratia are doubled and raised to Rs 25 lakh in cases of death occurring due to accidents in the course of performance of duties & death occurring in the course of performance of duties whether attributable to acts of violence by terrorists, anti-social elements, etc

  High altitude & natural disasters 35 lakhs

  Rs 45 lakh in cases of death occurring due to

   (a) enemy action in international war or border skirmishes or action against militants, terrorists, extremists, etc

  (b) Death occurring while on duty in specified high altitude, inaccessible border posts, etc on account of natural disasters, extreme weather conditions. 

  Family Pensioner in such cases would be required to give a declaration regarding her income from other sources to PDA every six months.

  Pension – Subject to Future Good Conduct

  Grant of Pension & its continuance is subject to future good conduct

  Pension can be withheld or withdrawn permanently or for a specified period if the pensioner is involved in a criminal offence or is held guilty of grave misconduct.

  Procedure – Same as for imposing Major Penalty on a Govt servant

  E-Payment route for retired Govt staff

  From 1st April 2012, retired Govt employees need not run from pillar to post to claim their retirement benefits anymore

  Once an employee retires, all benefits like gratuity and PF will be credited to the account the next day.

  Pension will be credited from next month.

  CPAO Helpline for Pensioners

  CPAO has set up a Toll Free Call Centre for registration & redressal of grievances of all Central Civil Pensioners

  Toll Free Number – 1800-11-77-88

  You may call the above number to register any grievance with CPAO and obtain registration number

  While lodging your grievance kindly provide your PPO number

  Understand Tension & Pension

  Relationship between Tension, Pension & Family Pension?

  Life begins at 60!

  Never take Retirement as ‘Jeevan Sandhya or Evening of Life

  Enjoy the golden period of life

  Retirement for positive activities

  Don’t feel retired; feel rewired & retyred

  Toll Free Call Centre will be operational from 9.00 AM to 5.30 PM on all working days

  You may also register your Grievance on the Website

  Intimation regarding credit of pension/FP to pensioner/family pensioner by SMS on mobile by banks

  www.cpao.nic.in   or send it through

  E-mail at cccpao@nic.in

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