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Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
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freespeech
- MDEC
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
.......why is your personal allowance £12350? It's £12500 for 2020/21.
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stephen500
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
Because for whatever reason I owed them about £55, but had uniform allowance to offset it a little.freespeech wrote: ↑18 Dec 2020, 11:19.......why is your personal allowance £12350? It's £12500 for 2020/21.
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TheStrangler
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
Thanks for the update Stephen that's good going , thought you'd have to wait longer. All done via HR then?
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stephen500
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
I first rang Hr who referred me to pensions.TheStrangler wrote: ↑18 Dec 2020, 13:15Thanks for the update Stephen that's good going , thought you'd have to wait longer. All done via HR then?
I didn't need to do that, it was newbie.
When I rang HR again they said it was automatic and for many the first they know about the £750 is when it lands in their bank account minus the tax and national insurance.
Although, I would always ring both (I did).
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fly-catchers
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
Guess leaving as I have. Taking the NR65 early at a later date perhaps within a month or so would not count? Its ironic that you have take the NRA65 early (unless you were coming up to 65) and leave to qualify for this payment. Which is technically to seek financial advice on retirement. Supposing their advice was whatever you do don't take a pension early! 
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stephen500
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Breaking - RMPP RMSPS - update on tax- 18 1st June application for winter payment 2020, diary time line
Yes they give you money for advice after you no longer need it.fly-catchers wrote: ↑18 Dec 2020, 16:24Guess leaving as I have. Taking the NR65 early at a later date perhaps within a month or so would not count? Its ironic that you have take the NRA65 early (unless you were coming up to 65) and leave to qualify for this payment. Which is technically to seek financial advice on retirement. Supposing their advice was whatever you do don't take a pension early!![]()
Or have to stump up the cash from your own pocket first.
Of course you don't have to use it for advice.