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Survivor benefits

If you die before you take your deferred benefits, the fund makes sure that your family is supported.

Depending on your circumstances it can provide:

  • Lump sum death grant
  • Survivor's pensions
  • Children’s pensions
Contact us

Related documents

  • Expression of wish for payment of death grant (SR81 Issue 11 June 2019) Interactive

Related links

  • LGPS Member Site
  • 'Protection for you and your family' video
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5 St Andrews Hill
Norwich
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01603 495 923
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