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Yes they would, it's completely routine since the last batch of pension freedoms. The 2.5k extra starts from 60. I just needed to calculate based on the amount left over after the 68k cost of covering the state pension equivalent income.I hope I’m understating this properly...so you think they would let me take £68k to bridge the gap between 60 and 68 years? And then Following that just take an income of 2.5k per year only because I will have the state pension by then0
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