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One year of the collective pension plan
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RobertT
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Re: One year of the collective pension plan
Links to all RM pension related websites are here
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Hitcher
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RobertT
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: One year of the collective pension plan
I'm not in the RMCPP(I left RM before it started), but my Flexiplan AVC is still invested with Scottish Widows and managed via their Money4Life website. So assuming it's the same....
Login>Menu>My retirement savings>
select “...” from Actions menu>
Manage My Investments>switch now
Choose 'continue' a few times and you'll end up on a page saying 'tell us which investments you want to sell'. Replace with ones you want to buy.
Login>Menu>My retirement savings>
select “...” from Actions menu>
Manage My Investments>switch now
Choose 'continue' a few times and you'll end up on a page saying 'tell us which investments you want to sell'. Replace with ones you want to buy.
Links to all RM pension related websites are here
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Hitcher
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Re: One year of the collective pension plan
That was it, don't know why I didn't notice the ellipsis before.
Thanks Robert.
Thanks Robert.
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pieoftheday
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Re: One year of the collective pension plan
Just claimed mine as I left in April, £329 income, £1510 lump sum and £687 boosterJaggs wrote: ↑07 Oct 2025, 09:21Probably a bit sad of me but I looked up what I'd built up in the collective plan after 1 year
Annual income of £367.92
Lump sum of £1751.38
My contributions have been roughly £2000 so I think I'm probably getting a good deal out of it if I make it to retirement as the break even point from employee contributions looks like it will be one year unless I'm missing something.