I am a deferred member of the NRA60 pension and also have a Equitable Life AVC pension valued at £5909
I am planning to take the maximum lump sum and wanted to know if the maximum 25% which is approx. £18000 on my NRA60 comes out of the AVC completely or are both pensions added together as a pot and then the 25% lump sum is calculated ?
Thank You
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AVC and lump sum
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RobertT
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AVC and lump sum
Pension x 20 + lump sum + AVC's = total pot value.
You can take a maximum of 25% of the total pot value as tax free cash.
You can take a maximum of 25% of the total pot value as tax free cash.
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NorthernBoy
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AVC and lump sum
What is the current value of your NRA60 at 60 pension? What age are you now and what age will you take your pension.cjjs wrote:I am a deferred member of the NRA60 pension and also have a Equitable Life AVC pension valued at £5909
I am planning to take the maximum lump sum and wanted to know if the maximum 25% which is approx. £18000 on my NRA60 comes out of the AVC completely or are both pensions added together as a pot and then the 25% lump sum is calculated ?
Thank You