Direct Deposit Transition

LAFPP is currently working toward transitioning all of our pensioners from paper checks to direct deposit. 97% of our pensioners currently use direct deposit to safely and quickly receive their monthly pension payments.

Direct deposit provides the following benefits:

  • Funds available quicker than a paper check (your bank will receive the funds on the last working day of the month).
  • Your direct deposit is never delayed due to weather, natural disasters, or mail delivery errors.
  • Paper checks can be misplaced, lost, or stolen. Replacement of checks requires the completion of a notarized affidavit and receiving your replacement check may take up to six weeks.
  • If you are away from home or traveling, your pension payments will automatically be deposited to your bank account and the funds will be available immediately.  Additionally, you won’t need to worry about a paper check sitting in your mailbox.

You can make the transition to direct deposit directly from MyLAFPP.

Once you login to MyLAFPP, navigate to Retiree Benefits > Pension Payment > Update Pension Payment to make the change. There is no need to provide any forms if you sign up for direct deposit using MyLAFPP.

If you prefer to use a form, please download and submit a completed Direct Deposit Form to the Retirement Services Section. Once completed, you can mail, email (rs@lafpp.com) or fax (213-628-7716) your completed form.

If you sign up for direct deposit on MyLAFPP or we receive your form before the 15th of the month, your transition will take effect that same month.

Please contact us by phone at (213) 279-3125 or toll free at (844) 88-LAFPP, extension 93125, or by email at rs@lafpp.com if you have any questions.

LAFPP Contract with Fisher Asset Management

The Board of Fire and Police Pension Commissioners held a special hearing to determine the future of the Fund’s contract with Fisher Asset Management. After a lengthy and deliberative discussion, the Board voted to terminate its contract with Fisher for management of an international large cap equity portfolio.The Board was open to practical solutions to make a positive change in the industry and to evaluate the best options for the Plan.

Representatives from Fisher Asset Management apologized and discussed their plans for formation of a task force to implement change within the company.  However, the Board ultimately decided to withdraw its assets from Fisher.

A plan for transferring assets will be discussed at the next meeting of the Board on November 7, 2019.

Fisher Asset Management worked with the Plan for over 15 years.