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NAPS members:


At a glance

NAPS Plan 65
What you pay The standard contributions are 3.75% from 1 October 2010 (rising to 5.25% from 1 October 2011)
What BA pays The balance necessary to provide your pension
What you get at retirement A 'Post2007' service pension worked out as 1/60 of your pay at retirement for every year of Pensionable service in Plan 65 from 1 April 2007 and then 1/75 of your pay from 1 October 2010
PLUS
A 'Pre2007' service pension based on your pay at the later of 31 March 2007 or age 60 (Ground Staff), age 55 (Flying Staff) and your Pensionable service up to 31 March 2007
What your family gets A Lump sum, an Adult Survivor's pension, and Dependent children's allowances
If you leave Your choice to get a deferred pension or transfer to another Scheme
NAPS Plan 60
What you pay The standard contributions are 7.00% from 1 October 2010 (rising to 8.5% from 1 October 2011)
What BA pays The balance necessary to provide your pension
What you get at retirement A 'Post2007' service pension worked out as 1/60 of your pay at retirement for every year of Pensionable service in Plan 60 from 1 April 2007 and then 1/75 of your pay from 1 October 2010
PLUS
A 'Pre2007' service pension based on your pay at the later of 31 March 2007 or age 60 (Ground Staff), age 55 (Flying Staff) and your Pensionable service up to 31 March 2007
What your family gets A Lump sum, an Adult Survivor's pension, and Dependent children's allowances
If you leave Your choice to get a deferred pension or transfer to another Scheme
NAPS Option 55 (closed to new participants)
What you pay The standard contributions are 16.00% from 1 October 2010 (rising to 17.5% from 1 October 2011)
What BA pays The balance necessary to provide your pension
What you get at retirement A 'Post2007' service pension worked out as 1/60 of your pay at retirement for every year of Pensionable service in Option 55 from 1 April 2007 and then 1/75 of your pay from 1 October 2010
PLUS
A 'Pre2007' service pension based on your pay at the later of 31 March 2007 or age 60 (Ground Staff), age 55 (Flying Staff) and your Pensionable service up to 31 March 2007
What your family gets A Lump sum, an Adult Survivor's pension, and Dependent children's allowances
If you leave Your choice to get a deferred pension or transfer to another scheme
BAMPS
What you pay 2% minimum
50% maximum
What BA pays Matched contributions up to 8%
What you get at retirement A pension bought with the value of your individual retirement account
What your family gets A Lump sum and whatever you arrange for your dependants at retirement
If you leave Your choice to let your account grow with returns or transfer to a new scheme

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