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The NFL Pension Plan: How Does it Work For Retired Players?

By SZH Desk             May 19 2023

The NFL Pension Plan, known as the Bert Bell/Pete Rozelle NFL Player Retirement Plan, was established in 1959.

Financed by the NFL and the NFL Players Association, the plan ensures financial support for retired players.

Eligibility requires a minimum of three seasons played in the NFL.

Retired players must be at least 55 years old and have officially left the NFL.

Monthly pension amounts are determined by the duration of a player's career.

Example: A 10-year player would receive $43,560 per month as pension payment.

The NFL Pension Plan stands as a valuable benefit, providing retired players with economic security.

Retirees enjoy a guaranteed income during their post-NFL years, thanks to the plan.

The plan's objective is to secure the financial future of retired NFL players.

 Retired NFL players may also qualify for additional benefits, including health insurance and disability benefits.

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