Your P60 will be available by the end of April.
We will upload your 2025 P60 to your GMPF My Pension account by your April pay date. So, if you’re usually paid on the first working day of the month your P60 will be available by 1 April. If you’re usually paid mid month it will be available by 16 April. And if you’re paid at the end of the month, it will be available by 30 April.
We'll email you to confirm when your P60 is available if we hold an email address for you.
If you have previously requested to receive paper communications, you will receive a paper copy of your P60. You should receive this by your April pay date.
What to do now
If you’re registered for My Pension
If you’re already registered for My Pension, try logging in if you have not accessed your My Pension account for a while and will want to view your P60 when it becomes available.
- Make sure you can access your account without any problems
- Check that your personal details are up to date.
If you’re not registered for My Pension
If you’re not already registered for My Pension and want to view your P60 when it becomes available, register now so you’re prepared.
- Click on My Pension to register and follow the steps.
- Once registered, log in and make sure you can access your account without any problems.
- Check that your personal details are up to date.
Why log in to My Pension now?
Demand for support from our Customer Services team is always higher than normal in April. Therefore, if you have problems logging in during this time, you may have to wait longer than usual to speak to us on the phone if you need support.
Visit our ‘Help with My Pension’ webpage or call our Customer Services team if you have trouble registering or finding your way around My Pension.
The increase for April 2025 is expected to be 1.7 per cent
The increase for April 2025 is expected to be 1.7 per cent. HM Treasury specifies the adjustment we must make, usually in March each year. So, each April your pension increases in line with the cost of living to maintain its spending power. We’ll confirm the increase when we email to notify you that your P60 is available.
The increase is normally based on the September to September adjustment in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and applies to your pension from the following April. Pension increase cannot be negative, so your pension will stay at the same rate if the cost of living decreases.
Tax and your pension
If you pay tax, the amount you pay is shown on your payslips and P60, together with your tax code.
If you receive a State Pension, this will also increase in April, so you may find you’re paying more tax, or that your tax code has changed.
Unfortunately, we are unable to explain why HMRC has set or amended your tax code to a particular level. Therefore, if you have a query, you need to call HMRC on 0300 200 3300.
For more information
There’s lots of information on our website. Visit the ‘Your P60 certificate’ webpage for frequently asked questions, and the ‘How your pension keeps pace with inflation’ webpage to learn how your pension maintains its value.