(I am asking on behalf of a colleague)
My colleague has taken his NRA60 when 60 and has received documentation regarding NRA65 with the advice booklet which whilst not daunting is repetitive and a little confusing.
My colleague took his NRA60 as we were no longer paying in to the scheme and receives no benefits that would affect his situation.
Could I therefore assume he should take his NRA65 without any risk.
He intends to carry on until his state pension age of 66 (maybe longer).
Thanks for any replies
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NRA 65
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tractorboy2
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Re: NRA 65
Yes , there is absolutely no point in deferring it till after NRA as he won't get anymore money.