They don't, but the sensible ones want to make sure their standard of living continues. And that they can go before they are too old.
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Royal Mail Collective Plan
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heapsy
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milly
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
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heapsy
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
Why? If people don't bother, that's their problem. Got a mate in our office. Started the year before. Turned 60 in March, carrying on because he didn't put enough away. His problem, not mine.
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Chelseablue
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
A life free from RM as it is now and what it will be Will be heaven
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milly
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
That's not how socialists think, comrade.
What's theirs is theirs and what's yours is theirs, eventually.
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dudek05
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
Hi mate. Sorry reply was so slow. No it wasn't reduced good luck for your retirement highly recommended
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RobertT
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
It might be worth pointing out that transfer values are based on your share of the overall pot at the time, as well as your age and estimates on how the funds will perform in the future. With older members likely to get higher transfer values than younger ones.
I believe the online portal provides an estimate?
I believe the online portal provides an estimate?
Links to all RM pension related websites are here
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heapsy
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Cheers for the reply. Just mulling things over. On the sick at the moment and not sure whats happening. So thought I'd look at the pension. Thx once again.dudek05 wrote: ↑12 Aug 2026, 21:28Hi mate. Sorry reply was so slow. No it wasn't reduced good luck for your retirement highly recommended
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heapsy
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Cheers. At the time of your retirement, I had similar service. So this might at least get rid of the NRA67 element of my pension, if things go wrong for me. Never wanted a pension at 67 tbh.RobertT wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:41It might be worth pointing out that transfer values are based on your share of the overall pot at the time, as well as your age and estimates on how the funds will perform in the future. With older members likely to get higher transfer values than younger ones.
I believe the online portal provides an estimate?
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: Royal Mail Collective Plan
Same here - have a few years at the coalface yet but will be taking mine/transferring early.heapsy wrote: ↑Today, 16:53Cheers. At the time of your retirement, I had similar service. So this might at least get rid of the NRA67 element of my pension, if things go wrong for me. Never wanted a pension at 67 tbh.RobertT wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:41It might be worth pointing out that transfer values are based on your share of the overall pot at the time, as well as your age and estimates on how the funds will perform in the future. With older members likely to get higher transfer values than younger ones.
I believe the online portal provides an estimate?
I think quite a few of us will come to that same conclusion.