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Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
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wiganpostie
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
Do EVR payments get taxed? And if you had reduced your hours at some point during your service, would that affect the calculation?
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cloherty1976
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
First £30000 tax free
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5plusbonusball
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
We was offered a lot more than expected but it was ENHANCED, needless to say they didn't give any of us it 
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Jefferson Starfish
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
Does taking voluntary redundancy affect your pension in any way?
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stodgy88
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
And if you had reduced your hours at some point during your service, would that affect the calculation? i would like to know that too.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
No as far as I know its on the hours when offered not the average of your whole employmentMorethan16KG wrote:Are these figures based on the employee being a FT contract from Day One of joining RM or not ?
Yes - see above - also if you had a buy down thats technically a redundancy payment so it does affect the pay outstodgy88 wrote:And if you had reduced your hours at some point during your service, would that affect the calculation? i would like to know that too.
Depends what you mean, if you don't take any of the pension then its frozen at that point until it starts to payout Also I don't think you can pay into the pension once you have left, but you can transfer the pot to enother pension However, don't do either without seeing a financial and/or pension advisor.Jefferson Starfish wrote:Does taking voluntary redundancy affect your pension in any way?
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baldrick
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
You would only get the Voluntary Redundancy payment quoted above if you have taken your RM pension and come out of all RM pension schemes completely.
If you haven't taken your RM pension you would get Early Voluntary Retirement where you will get your slightly enhanced RM pension based on service + 26 weeks redundancy payment, if you are over 55.
If you haven't taken your RM pension you would get Early Voluntary Retirement where you will get your slightly enhanced RM pension based on service + 26 weeks redundancy payment, if you are over 55.
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Jefferson Starfish
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
Jefferson Starfish wrote:Does taking voluntary redundancy affect your pension in any way?
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Depends what you mean, if you don't take any of the pension then its frozen at that point until it starts to payout Also I don't think you can pay into the pension once you have left, but you can transfer the pot to enother pension However, don't do either without seeing a financial and/or pension advisor.
Ok that's 2 conflicting answers, so what happens hypothetically if you take redundancy before 55 at say 51 or 52. You presumably won't be able to touch the pension as it's before 55 so it would be deferred? But how would the redundancy amount be worked out?baldrick wrote:You would only get the Voluntary Redundancy payment quoted above if you have taken your RM pension and come out of all RM pension schemes completely.
If you haven't taken your RM pension you would get Early Voluntary Retirement where you will get your slightly enhanced RM pension based on service + 26 weeks redundancy payment, if you are over 55.
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baldrick
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
If you are under 55 you would get the VR payment calculated using the formula posted by fishtank at post #2.
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Jefferson Starfish
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
Thankyou.baldrick wrote:If you are under 55 you would get the VR payment calculated using the formula posted by fishtank at post #2.
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mikip50
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
max 104wks wages
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Darren Bent
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
so I done 9 years and will be 55 in 14 years time, what this about getting pension at 55. Just asking.
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baldrick
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
That is if you are being offered Early Voluntary Retirement, it would be the earliest age at which you could get your pension through EVR without it being reduced.Darren Bent wrote:so I done 9 years and will be 55 in 14 years time, what this about getting pension at 55. Just asking.
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timemax
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
Don't confuse EVR with VR - EVR is early voluntary retirement - VR is voluntary redundancy - two very different things and a big difference in payout.
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baldrick
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years
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