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Bt Pension
chatterboxchris
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Hi my dad has a BT pension which he started claiming at 55 , 14 and a half years ago. The pension fund was worth £200,000 , his exwife claimed 43% they both get a monthly payment. His question is can he still take a tax free lump sum if so what percentage?
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No, the decision to take a lump sum had to be made when he started claiming the pension, i.e. 14 1/2 years ago0
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thanks Andy I will let him know0
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