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Pension 21 years of the NRA60 pension at 55 years old
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nelly21
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Pension 21 years of the NRA60 pension at 55 years old
Just out of curiosity how much of a lump sum would I get for 21 years of the nra60 pension at 55 years old ?
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rambo1
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Pension
Max tax free would be 25% of your total pension pot. Taking it 5 yrs early, you would have it reduced by 25% of what it would be if you left (defered) it till you were 60. What the actual sum would be, I couldn't say. Is it 21 yrs full time equivalent?nelly21 wrote:Just out of curiosity how much lump sum would I get for 21 years of nra60 pension taken at 55 years old ?
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nelly21
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Pension
I've got 8 years nra60 pension plus I put a pension I had elsewhere into royal mail pension in 2001 they gave me 13 years worth of pension for that.I've been in the pension since 2000 and I have almost 20 years service and still work for royal mail
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nelly21
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NWpostie
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Pension 21 years of the NRA60 pension at 55 years old
£350 a month is not a lot.
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arnold cheshire
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Pension 21 years of the NRA60 pension at 55 years old
Plus your state pension and lump sumNWpostie wrote:£350 a month is not a lot.
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lordthornber
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Pension 21 years of the NRA60 pension at 55 years old
It is if you've been working part time and earning something similar. Everyone's needs are different.NWpostie wrote:£350 a month is not a lot.