I have used royal mail portal, and got summary of options available.
Option 2 gives figure for
Rmpp pension
Tax free cash rmpp
Leftover cash balance fund
Do i get 25% taxfree from leftover cash balance fund,plus
remaining fund after tax?
Option 1a gives figures for:
Rmpp pension
Taxfree cash rmpp
Tax free cash balance
Leftover cash balance fund
Do I get 25% taxfree from leftover cash balance fund? Or is this figure entirely taxable?
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Age 65 benefits. Section b.
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RobertT
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Re: Age 65 benefits. Section b.
As per the info on the online illustration – it's paid as a UFPLS. Which means the first 25% of the leftover Cash Balance is tax free.
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sweepster70
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Re: Age 65 benefits. Section b.
The figures I got from this portal was a hell of a lot less than what I should get. I've just tried to open the early retirement form website and it's now closed.
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RobertT
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Re: Age 65 benefits. Section b.
It only relates to pension accrued 2012-2018 and the Cash Balance(2018-2024).sweepster70 wrote: ↑28 Jul 2026, 23:11The figures I got from this portal was a hell of a lot less than what I should get. I've just tried to open the early retirement form website and it's now closed.
Plus any inflationary increases of Age60 benefits the RMPP are responsible for.
Everything before that is with the RMSPS.
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sweepster70
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Re: Age 65 benefits. Section b.
RobertT wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 06:57It only relates to pension accrued 2012-2018 and the Cash Balance(2018-2024).sweepster70 wrote: ↑28 Jul 2026, 23:11The figures I got from this portal was a hell of a lot less than what I should get. I've just tried to open the early retirement form website and it's now closed.
Plus any inflationary increases of Age60 benefits the RMPP are responsible for.
Everything before that is with the RMSPS.
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: Age 65 benefits. Section b.
We really need all the pension in one place online