Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fnd

Category: Pension office in Columbus, Ohio

Address: 140 E Town St, Columbus, OH 43215, USA

Phone: +16142282975

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 8AM–4:30PM

Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM

Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM

Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM

Friday: 8AM–4:30PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Matthew Malcomson

Jun 22, 2022

Terrible organization.

ckbfire67

Jun 5, 2022

Customer service is weak. About a year out from retirement I asked about when should I do a calculation estimate. The staff member so we can run one now I said OK. Fast forward two months out for retirement asked about doing another calculation , they told me they cannot, I asked why and cannot give me an answer. I firmly stated run another calculation they said they would try to push it through. Pretty weak but it’s just numbers are plugging into a computer.

Brittini Peck

Jan 25, 2022

Because everyone of them Earned their FIVE STAR!!!!

Phillip Hammonds

Apr 30, 2020

Exceptional service and treatment. Made the retirement process easy to understand and treated me very well.

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Questions & Answers

My w2 got lost when in the mail when I moved--can you send me another?

Al Plesse | Sep 29, 2020
Paul Byrum | Sep 29, 2020

You are asking a question of the Google Community not the staff or management of the Ohio Police and Fireman Pension fund. In order to resolve this you are going to need to pick up your telephone and make a phone call.

How do I change home address?

A Google User | Sep 30, 2018
FLO RAKICH | Sep 29, 2021

I NEED TO CHANGE MAILING ADDRESS.

I would like to use my drop money to pay off my mortgage I'm wondering if that is a good move our should I keep the money in drop and make principle payments ($9000 twice a year) plus regular mortgage payments? Thank you for any assistance.

Anthony X | Sep 30, 2018
Warren Cox | Sep 30, 2018

Your drop fund is paying less than 3% per year. It is likely your mortgage rate is much higher. The higher your interest rate is, the more sense it makes to pay it off. However, your drop money has not been taxed and you have to consider the impact of taking a large sum out at one time as it is likely to throw you into a higher bracket. You might want to consider doing this over several years to keep the bracket creep to a minimum. With all this said, I am not a financial expert and would recommend you talk to a professional.

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