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Pension after Bankruptcy
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Amanda0909qa
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I’m due to be discharged from bankruptcy on 15th April. Can you tell me if I’d be allowed to take early pension it will be a lump sum and a monthly payment of a pension. It’s a civil service pension and as I’ve now turned 50 I’m allowed to do this. Are there any restrictions on this? Do I have to wait so long after discharge to be able to take it? Grateful for any advice please.
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I don't know exactly. I would check with your trustee 'indirectly' to be safe.
By thus I mean get them to confirm 'in writing' that once you are discharged, they won't have any interest in any accrued pension benefits without you mentioning any intention to take a lump sum benefit. You could ask them what exactly the rules are for your peace of mind, again without mentioning any plans etc.May you find your sister soon Helli.
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do you have an IPA in place ? if so it could conceivably be counted as income, if not come April 15th your free and clear (check the jnsolvency register says discharged)
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