Thailand1 wrote:Thailand1 wrote:Hi Robert
Just to confirm should the 2nd one be NRA 65 from your previous quote.
The maths will look like this:
NRA60 pension x 20 + standard lump sum = total pot value / 4 = tax free lump sum
Remaining amount / 20 = yearly pension.
The DBCBS will normally be paid out along with your NRA65 benefits, so include the amount you've accrued onto your NRA65 figures and do the same maths again:
NRA60 pension x 20 + standard lump sum + DBCBS = total pot value / 4 = tax free lump sum
Remaining amount / 20 = yearly pension.
Really good work again thanks.
Hi Robert.....Should 20% of the CSDB 2008 - 2018 be included in NRA 60?
Thank you in advance.
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Yes, as per the link in my first post in this thread.Thailand1 wrote:Hi Robert.....Should 20% of the CSDB 2008 - 2018 be included in NRA 60?Thailand1 wrote:Hi Robert
Just to confirm should the 2nd one be NRA 65 from your previous quote.
The maths will look like this:
NRA60 pension x 20 + standard lump sum = total pot value / 4 = tax free lump sum
Remaining amount / 20 = yearly pension.
The DBCBS will normally be paid out along with your NRA65 benefits, so include the amount you've accrued onto your NRA65 figures and do the same maths again:
NRA60 pension x 20 + standard lump sum + DBCBS = total pot value / 4 = tax free lump sum
Remaining amount / 20 = yearly pension.
Really good work again thanks.
Thank you in advance.
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