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NHS Pension
MarcoM
Posts: 809 Forumite
Hi,
I worked for the NHS up to six years ago and I will soon be joining the organisation again.
I will be resurrecting my NHS pension. I was wondering if it is possible to invest a lump sum in it to cover the last six years.
If it is possible do people think it would be a wise investment?
Thanks
I worked for the NHS up to six years ago and I will soon be joining the organisation again.
I will be resurrecting my NHS pension. I was wondering if it is possible to invest a lump sum in it to cover the last six years.
If it is possible do people think it would be a wise investment?
Thanks
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The only way you can do this is to but Additional Pension. There is a thread on this already.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3740647
Whether it's worth it depends very much on your age.0
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