New UBC Faculty Pension Plan Website
We are excited to announce that the Plan has a new website. If you have previously bookmarked our website, please update your bookmark to our new web address at: faculty.pensions.ubc.ca. In addition to making the new website more user-friendly, easier to navigate and web responsive, we’ve added new features such as News & Events, Plan […]
How did the Plan perform in 2015?
Find out how the UBC Faculty Pension Plan performed over the past year in our Annual Report.
We’ve gone green – update your email address
It’s important to keep your email address current so that you continue to receive the latest Plan news and information about your pension benefits.
Sun Life Financial – Retirement Now Report
By surveying retirees about their present circumstances and working people about their plans for the future, the Sun Life Financial Retirement Now Report aims to provide a balanced, insightful view of the evolving state of retirement in Canada. The findings are part of an Ipsos Reid poll conducted in December 2015 on behalf of Sun […]
Access your account 24/7 at mysunlife.ca/ubcfpp
Plan members have 24/7 access to the tools, services and information you need to manage your account through mysunlife.ca/ubcfpp.
Sun Life Financial – Retirement Now report
Read the results of a survey among retirees about their present circumstances and working people about their plans for the future.
Proposed Canada Pension Plan Changes
In June 2016, the federal government announced the federal, provincial and territorial governments have reached an agreement in principle to enhance and strengthen the Canada Pension Plan. These changes would take effect starting in January 2019. The UBC Faculty Pension Plan Board will review these changes and updates will be posted on the Plan’s website […]
Market Commentary – First Quarter 2016
July 28, 2016
The investment results in the first quarter of 2016 were almost a complete reversal of the equity returns in 2015. Commodity prices rebounded strongly in the second half of the first quarter, especially oil prices and most metal prices. These price increases led to a large and surprisingly quick rise of the Canadian dollar since […]