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60 in 6 months
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Postmangit
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60 in 6 months
Am I right in thinking that I will be sent my estimates any day now with me reaching 60 in 6 months? Thank you.
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yobytic
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Re: 60 in 6 months
They get in touch with you 4 months before your 60th to let you know what your options are
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NWpostie
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Re: 60 in 6 months
Do they contact you automatically or do you have to get the ball rolling ?
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vmaxv4
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carolanne1958
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Re: 60 in 6 months
I am approaching my 65th birthday. It is in mid May, but I've heard nothing from either pension? Should I be worried?
Basically, I took VR, and my final day will be the 25th of March. I DID get a letter from one of the pension administrators asking if I wanted to start taking my age 65 pension on leaving the business, but as it was only a matter of a few weeks between leaving, and reaching 65, I ticked the "No" option. (I can't remember if it was literally a tick box, but basically I returned the part declining an early pension).
The letter contained no details regarding actual figures though. I was only a simple yes or no. Had I ticked "Yes" there would have been a lot of complicated looking questions, which is probably why i declined at that time.
So, with 8 weeks to go before reaching 65, and two weeks until I leave Royal Mail, I'm a bit confused as to my next step?
I guess because I've heard nothing, my pension payment date will be delayed? And presumably, I will have to contact them? Or is it a different situation when leaving under VR?
Basically, I took VR, and my final day will be the 25th of March. I DID get a letter from one of the pension administrators asking if I wanted to start taking my age 65 pension on leaving the business, but as it was only a matter of a few weeks between leaving, and reaching 65, I ticked the "No" option. (I can't remember if it was literally a tick box, but basically I returned the part declining an early pension).
The letter contained no details regarding actual figures though. I was only a simple yes or no. Had I ticked "Yes" there would have been a lot of complicated looking questions, which is probably why i declined at that time.
So, with 8 weeks to go before reaching 65, and two weeks until I leave Royal Mail, I'm a bit confused as to my next step?
I guess because I've heard nothing, my pension payment date will be delayed? And presumably, I will have to contact them? Or is it a different situation when leaving under VR?
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Postmangit
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RobertT
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Re: 60 in 6 months
Your NRA65 should still have been scheduled to start in May, and as the process can be quite long winded, it should have started by now.carolanne1958 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:46I am approaching my 65th birthday. It is in mid May, but I've heard nothing from either pension? Should I be worried?
Basically, I took VR, and my final day will be the 25th of March. I DID get a letter from one of the pension administrators asking if I wanted to start taking my age 65 pension on leaving the business, but as it was only a matter of a few weeks between leaving, and reaching 65, I ticked the "No" option. (I can't remember if it was literally a tick box, but basically I returned the part declining an early pension).
The letter contained no details regarding actual figures though. I was only a simple yes or no. Had I ticked "Yes" there would have been a lot of complicated looking questions, which is probably why i declined at that time.
So, with 8 weeks to go before reaching 65, and two weeks until I leave Royal Mail, I'm a bit confused as to my next step?
I guess because I've heard nothing, my pension payment date will be delayed? And presumably, I will have to contact them? Or is it a different situation when leaving under VR?
Infact they really should have contacted you back in January/February at the latest, regardless of your VR.
You'll need to contact them to see what's going on!
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carolanne1958
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Re: 60 in 6 months
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Your NRA65 should still have been scheduled to start in May, and as the process can be quite long winded, it should have started by now.
Infact they really should have contacted you back in January/February at the latest, regardless of your VR.
You'll need to contact them to see what's going on!
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Thank you Robert.
Yes, I was beginning to wonder. Specially in light of the above post! The fact that neither the RMPP or the RMSPS had been in contact made me feel somewhat more confident, but now it looks like I'm going to have to chase them up. Thanks again.
Your NRA65 should still have been scheduled to start in May, and as the process can be quite long winded, it should have started by now.
Infact they really should have contacted you back in January/February at the latest, regardless of your VR.
You'll need to contact them to see what's going on!
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Thank you Robert.
Yes, I was beginning to wonder. Specially in light of the above post! The fact that neither the RMPP or the RMSPS had been in contact made me feel somewhat more confident, but now it looks like I'm going to have to chase them up. Thanks again.
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Postmangit
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Re: 60 in 6 months
I’ve just found some correspondence from pensions that has put me right. It says 6 months before 60 they will write to me to say I can have my pension benefits soonPostmangit wrote: ↑17 Mar 2023, 20:53Am I right in thinking that I will be sent my estimates any day now with me reaching 60 in 6 months? Thank you.
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oliviamae
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Re: 60 in 6 months
I turn 60 in early May and I received my letters from Capita and Royal Mail on Friday,Just one question on filling the form in on the Royal Mail one to do with the Lifetime Allowance, it asks you to put any other pensions do you put my Capita one on the form?
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vmaxv4
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Re: 60 in 6 months
Yes they require you to submit that you have another pension with Capita.
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robking
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Re: 60 in 6 months
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RobertT
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Re: 60 in 6 months
The LTA is being scrapped from April 2024.
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vmaxv4
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Re: 60 in 6 months
RobertT is correct.
That’s why in another thread I hailed the demise of the LTA purely in our pension scheme nothing else!.
Either whether you receive or ask for quotes & because they’re incapable of communicating between themselves BEFORE the both sets of forms are sent out by RMPP & RMSPS. You are then required to ring back again to receive the LTA figures which I might hasten to add are the only ones who have knowledge of your LTA figures for you to apply those figures onto the necessary form before you can return them..
As I said before absolute shambles.
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oliviamae
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Re: 60 in 6 months
Thanks Ladies/Gents