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What If I Leave PSEG?

Your account balance is immediately portable. If you leave PSEG before retirement, you can take your whole benefit with you—you don't have to wait for monthly payments to begin at age 65. There are no benefit reductions for early retirement. If you die, your beneficiary receives a benefit—and this provision is for non�married participants as well as married ones (most pension plans only provide death benefits for spouses).