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I worked for the NHS from March 1993 until I left for private industry in January 2005 and had an NHS pension for all of that time. I currently now have a new pension with my new employer since Jan 2005.
Can anyone tell me what happens to my NHS pension...
Started by milliemonster on
, 11 posts
by 10 people.
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Can anyone tell me what happens to my NHS pension?, I am a long way off retirement yet I left the ....
I currently now have a new pension with my new employer since Jan 2005.
And had an NHS pension for all of that time.
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Hi everyone,
I am due to start a new job in a couple of months working for the NHS, i have had a book come through the post today about the NHS pension scheme, i have had a look but it still does not make sense!!
What i can gather is that i will be opted...
Started by mrsb74 on
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by 11 people.
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Bite to start ....
Yes you would get your state pension plus NHS pension.
At the moment it's a final salary? I really am new to this pension stuff lol.
You would be very foolish not to join the NHS pension scheme.
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Hi,
When joining an NHS pension is it possible to put in a lump sum
to cater for missed years worth of pension contributions?
If yes what is the limit for a lump sum investment?
Thanks
Started by MarcoM on
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by 3 people.
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Extra NHS pension for a 35 year old who only has three years worth of previous contributions would buying extra NHS pension for a 35 year old who only has three years worth of previous contributions says in the NHS ....
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I am upset to find that because I was apparently 'opted out' while in the NHS pension that I am now as much as £64 a week less well off on my pension forecast that my work colleague who was never in an opt out scheme, I realize I am still a little better...
Started by ninebank on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
Do you mean CONTRACTED OUT which refers to be contracted out of the state second is with... .
No opt out: no NHS pension Can you not to join the NHS pension.
If you wish to be in the NHS scheme you have to opt out of S2P.
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Hi,
My wife left the nhs in 2006 and will hopefully be rejoining it in 2013.
When she worked in the NHS she was paying pension contributions.
We have a lump sum we could invest and I thought that to protect my wife it would be worth investing some money...
Started by MarcoM on
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by 4 people.
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Whether I was talking about ....
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Hello peeps.... A returning poster here, cant get my original login to work so started a new one...
My Dad was on Guaranteed Pension Credits and therefore didnt have to pay for his glasses. So yesterday he received a letter from NHS Compliance stating...
Started by Dinlo on
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by 3 people.
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I was on pension credits until I got my state pension at the end of last year and I was told by my optician that I would no longer be entitled to free glasses if my pension credits stopped because of me becoming 65 and getting my ....
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Hi all,
Having just started working for the NHS, I have the option to buy additional pension, either for a lump sum or by instalments, for about £10k per £1k of pension up to a maximum of £5k. This, as things stand at the moment, would be index linked...
Started by djbreeze on
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by 4 people.
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I’m not in the NHS a pension income than....
I'm 42, and for me it works out at 60k lump sum, moving the S+S ISA money into a pension if that is the appropriate thing to do.
I considered this for topping up my NHS pension.
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Some may remember that I recently applied for my ill health retirement pension. I am going thorugh final review based on my sickness and RA. Well I got a letter yesterday. I have been successful and I will recieve tier 2, whcih is the better enhanced ...
Started by janie68 on
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by 4 people.
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I think they may....
Is then my Trusts Pensions Officer would like to know! My wife was dismissed from her NHS position how long the process will take to complete from this stage? That appears to be the way the NHS does it these days.
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I wrote to the DH asking when they would put up new calculators for the proposed new scheme three weeks ago. They have written back saying "in due course"! They have though sent this link: http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publications...ance/DH_132287
for checking...
Started by Koicarp on
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by 3 people.
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More cash can be taken by giving up pension at a rate (commutation....
The current 1995 section of the NHS pension scheme pays a pension on retirement and a lump sum equivalent to three times the value of the annual pension.
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NHS reforms What are people's thoughts on the controversial NHS reforms? I'm expecting this thread to go on for a long time!
Started by MrMetro on
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by 9 people.
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They are owned by some or all of the GPs who work in them (partners) or more recently is that the better run NHS hospitals....
And as soon as he gets by the NHS.
I think that Cameron got elected based on his promises not to touch the NHS.
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