Welcome to the North Yorkshire Pension Fund website for members
My Pension Online
My Pension Online is the North Yorkshire Pension Fund's secure online portal, powered by Heywood, that gives you 24/7 access to your pension information. It's a quick and convenient way to manage your pension account anytime, anywhere.
With My Pension Online, you can:
- View your pension record and membership details
- Run your own pension benefit estimates
- Check and update your contact information
- Update your nominated beneficiaries (death grant nomination)
- View your Annual Benefit Statements
- Access important pension documents and correspondence
- Use retirement planning tools to help understand your options
Register today and take control of your pension with secure online access whenever you need it.
Plan ahead with a quick pension health check
A quick review today could make a significant difference to your future financial wellbeing:
- Find out how much you’ve got in your current pension. Log in to My Pension Online to view your latest Annual Benefit Statement, check your details are up to date and run your retirement estimates.
- Track down any lost or forgotten pensions. The Government's Pension Tracing Service can help locate any pension benefits you may have from previous employment.
- Take stock of all your retirement savings. Don’t forget, you may be entitled to the State Pension if you’ve paid enough National Insurance contributions so be sure to include this amount too.
- Work out how much income you’re likely to need in retirement. Use our retirement planner to check your spending and income so you can see whether your retirement is on track for the lifestyle you want.
- Consider whether you're on track to meet your retirement goals. To boost your retirement income, you may wish to consider paying extra contributions.
- Check and update your beneficiary details on My Pension Online.
Your future starts with a simple check today.
2026 Annual Benefit Statements
The 2026 Annual Benefit Statements for active and or deferred membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme are now available to view on My PensionOnline.
If you have previously requested to receive paper statements, a copy will be sent to you in due course.
My Pension Online is the North Yorkshire Pension Fund’s secure member self-service portal. Your annual benefit statements are uploaded to your online account each year. These provide an overview of the pension you have built up so far, along with an estimate of what you could receive at your Normal Pension Age. Regularly reviewing your pension position can help ensure you are on track to achieve the retirement you want.
North Yorkshire Pension Fund has a responsibility to ensure that the data we hold about you is correct. We may have asked for additional information or clarification from your employer before issuing your Annual Benefit Statement. If your statement is not yet available on your online pension record and you need it urgently, please contact us.
Improving access and fairness
From 1 April 2026, changes to the LGPS have made benefits fairer and improved protection when you are away from work. The LGPS member website provides greater detail.
Fairer survivor benefits
Survivor pensions are now worked out more consistently. This means some payments may increase and, in certain cases, more people will be eligible. Where this applies, pensions will be recalculated and any money owed will be paid with interest.
Changes to death grants
Death grants can now be paid no matter how old the member was when they died (backdated to 1 April 2014). The North Yorkshire Pension Fund now has more flexibility when deciding who receives a death grant, which may reduce tax being paid in some cases.
Stronger protection when you are away from work
To help reduce the gender pensions gap, pension protection during unpaid leave has been strengthened. Pension benefits will continue to build up during certain types of child related leave and short periods of authorised unpaid leave. Improved terms also apply if you buy back pension after longer periods of unpaid leave.

