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P739
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Post by P739 »

Can anybody help with this one i turn 55 this year and looking to take my pension i have 16 years service so does anyone have any idea how much i might get ? thanks...I called them but they told me to call back later in the year for my quote..
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top of me head ballpark figure.(going by similar quotes) 20 grand lumper. 300 a month pension.
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lad at ours took his last month 19 yrs service, he got 24 grand and 340 a month pension
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Do these figures include the 25% cut for the nra 60 and 50% cut for the NRA65 benefits that you would incur if TAKING your pension at 55, rather that retiring at 55 and NOT drawing on it til, respectively, 60 and 65?
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yes. two lads have just had theirs. they took both NRA 60. and NRA 65. first lad had 25 yrs in. he got a £29,000 lump sum on his NRA 60. this was reduced by 25% to £21,750.(5% deduction per each yr you take it early) his NRA 65 lump sum was £7000,this was after his 50% reduction. so he got just short of £29000 with the two lump sums and he receives a pension of £380 per month. he is also £15 per week better off in his take home pay as he no longer pays a weekly pension contribution. the other lad. ( my brother) had 19 yrs and 4 months in. he received a total of £27000 off the 2 pensions and a monthly pension of £340. he is also £15 a week better off in his weekly pay.