Find out how tax savings impact the cost of paying into your pension, how you can invest your pension fund, and how savings limits affect how much you can pay in without paying a tax charge.
Find out the impact of life events on your pension and what you need to consider.
Find out your options for taking your pension and what guidance is available to you.
Use the cost calculator to explore how much you can afford to pay.
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If you joined the Plan before 1999, you’re probably a member of the defined benefit (DB) Section (also known as the final salary section). The DB Section is now closed to new entrants.
Find out how tax savings impact the cost of paying into your pension, how much pension you can build up without paying a tax charge, and how you can invest your AVCs.
Find out the impact of life changes on your pension and what you need to consider.
Find out your options for taking your DB pension and your AVCs, and what guidance is available to you.
Whether you’ve only just retired or you're a seasoned retiree, we hope you’re enjoying your retirement.
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The earliest age you can start taking your benefits is 55 (increasing to 57 from April 2028) but if you have been diagnosed with serious ill health, with medical evidence and trustee approval, your pension benefits can be paid as a tax-free lump sum (within taxation limits) at any age.
If you want more information on ill-health retirement, contact us.
