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stodgy88
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by stodgy88 »

shouldnt the rank and file know this, if this is the case. dave ward explain please if your watching.
thevectra
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by thevectra »

If the lump sum payment depends on which part of the scheme someone is in,POPS or POSS,there appears to be a general view that if you are in POPS you dont get a lump sum.Now I don't want to throw a spanner in the works but my last pension forecast actually shows that my lump sum ( I am in POPs by the way with 22 years service) would be if I take the maximum allowed the forecast says £40,336.86 which tells me that part of my POPs pension is payable as a lump sum.I thought I read somewhere,bloke in sunday papers martin lewis financial expert said that anyone over 50 can take part of their pension as a lump upto 25% which increases in 2010 to 55 so could it be that the pension people give this lump sum figure based on the probability that most people would take it.So my reckoning is that as I am 57 with 22 years service I would recieve what my forecast roughly says for my pension enhanced to what if would be aged 60 plus 26 weeks of pensionable pay including pensionable allowances.Just to confirm a lump sum is payable a guy at my place last year to his pension at 60 and he got 24 grand plus monthly pension and is still working full time now hoping to get 104 weeks payoff. :cuppa
wranglered
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by wranglered »

all I can say to you is take it while you can...these terms will be gone come 2010....
stodgy88
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by stodgy88 »

HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT
stodgy88
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by stodgy88 »

IVE WORKED FOR ROYALMAIL FOR 24 YEARS AND WAS OFFERED 25% AT 50 ,£16,000 PLUS ONE YEARS PENSION £3500 AS LUMP SUM
wranglered
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by wranglered »

stodgy88 wrote:HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT

look back at my earlier posting..............
stodgy88
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by stodgy88 »

i ve seen the dave ward post, but willthe union just except that.
madelin4
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by madelin4 »

wranglered wrote:all I can say to you is take it while you can...these terms will be gone come 2010....
Well if this is true then lots in for a big shock. Lots of guys in my DO are hanging in there just in the hope they get a payoff :hmmmm
vanman
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by vanman »

stodgy88 wrote:i ve seen the dave ward post, but willthe union just except that.
What Dave Ward post?

Have I missed something - is there anything you can post here to confirm this rumour?
stodgy88
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by stodgy88 »

no dave ward post just read post by wrangled on previous page and replys to it
rockypostie
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by rockypostie »

just had bit of paper put up at work today asking who wants to be considered for redundancy just wondering if anybody could work out what mind would be.
I'm 26 and have worked for rm for 8 years.
I know it won't be alot but just intested.

cheers
k979aaa
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by k979aaa »

rockypostie wrote:just had bit of paper put up at work today asking who wants to be considered for redundancy just wondering if anybody could work out what mind would be.
I'm 26 and have worked for rm for 8 years.
I know it won't be alot but just intested.

cheers
26 weeks pay before tax.
baldrick
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Re: redundancy terms

Post by baldrick »

You don't pay tax on redundancy payments up to £30,000.