Pensioners & Retirees

Whether you are planning your retirement or currently retired, we are here to help. Review important information below to learn more about the University Pension Plan, benefits available at retirement, and other related resources.   

 

University Pension Plan

University Pension Plan (UPP) is a new jointly sponsored pension plan (JSPP) and the first of its kind in Ontario’s university sector.

Plan Information

Pension plan members can reference the following information when accessing their plan.

 

Registration Number: 
1357243

Plan Name: 
University Pension Plan (UPP)

Administrative Agent: 
Pension Services, Human Resources, Queen's University

Contact

Pension Services
Email: hrpension@queensu.ca
Tel: (613) 533-2070

Retiree Benefits

Our comprehensive retiree benefits plan helps you manage routine and unexpected costs while protecting you and your family's health. Coverage includes health, dental, and life insurance. For more details, please visit the Manulife secure site and review your benefits booklet.

Manulife Secure Site

The Manulife Secure Site allows you to view your benefit coverages, submit claims online and access any forms you may need.  It is a secure and convenient way to manage your benefits.

Queen's Plan Contract Number: 120156
Member Certificate Number: Your Queen’s ID without the leading zeros, where applicable.
The above information may also be found on your benefits card.

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Retiree Cards

If you are a retiree of Queen's University and meet the eligibility criteria, you will be issued a Retiree card. 

Eligibility  

To be eligible for a Retiree card you must meet the following criteria: 

  • You must be a retiree
  • You have a minimum of five years of continuous service immediately prior to retiring 
  • You are at least 50 years of age
  • Your age plus services is equal to at least 65 

The Retiree card can be used for discounts with VIA Rail, select hotels and reduced ARC membership. For a list of vendor discounts, please visit Procurement Services website. The Retiree card may also be used for library access. When you visit the library, please show your Retiree card along with a piece of ID and a barcode will be added to your card. 

New retirees who meet the eligibility requirements will receive a Retiree card in the mail approximately 4 to 6 weeks after the date of retirement. 

If you would like to request a Retiree card, please email hradmin@queensu.ca with your name, employee number and year of retirement. If you are eligible, a Retiree card will be mailed to your home address. 

To replace a lost card, a $20.00 fee will be charged.