Digital Nova Scotia

Priority Access to a Defined Benefit Pension for Digital NS Members

NS Pension Services Corporation

Nova Scotia Pension Services Corporation (NS Pension) administers pension plans for thousands of Nova Scotians and is helping make defined benefit pensions more accessible to employers across the province. The Public Service Superannuation Plan (PSSP) is an established defined benefit pension plan that is now available to private sector employers in Nova Scotia. Through PSSP, employers can offer their employees meaningful retirement benefit designed to provide predictable lifetime income, without having to establish and administer a pension plan of their own. As a Digital Nova Scotia member, your organization receives priority support through the PSSP onboarding process, including an initial consultation to explore eligibility, costs, and how the plan could fit your workforce.

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