Police Constable Pension Calculator
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This is a dedicated pension page for Police Constable in Police in the UK public sector. UK public sector pensions (e.g. NHS Pension, Teachers' Pension, Civil Service Pension, LGPS) are scheme-specific. Use this page to see where you are and link to official UK scheme information; illustrative pension tools will be added here over time.
Assumptions
Pay data: Police pay (England & Wales). Illustrative; based on Police Remuneration Review Body 2024/25. Constables progress through 7 points. Check gov.uk police pay or your force.
- This is a dedicated pension page for your role and organisation in the UK public sector. UK public sector pensions (NHS Pension, Teachers' Pension, Civil Service, LGPS, etc.) are scheme-specific.
- For official UK figures and projections, use your scheme's website and your annual benefit statement. We will add illustrative pension tools here over time.
- We do not store any personal data.
Frequently asked questions
About this role
What is a Police Constable?
A Police Constable (PC) is a warranted officer who prevents and detects crime, protects the public and supports victims. Entry is via a force and often a degree or degree apprenticeship. Pay is on the national police pay scale.
Is it a rewarding career?
Policing offers variety, public service and clear progression. Pay and job satisfaction depend on force and role. Progression to sergeant, inspector and above is common.
What about pension for this role?
UK public sector pensions are scheme-specific (e.g. NHS Pension, Teachers' Pension, LGPS). Use the link above to your scheme for accurate information; this page is your dedicated pension hub for this role.
Disclaimer
This calculator provides illustrative estimates only and is not financial or pension advice. Pension rules vary by scheme. Always check your scheme administrator or annual benefit statement for definitive figures.