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Women’s retirement age change

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  • Apologises Marcon, sorry my error
    It is a PHI scheme. She was medically retired and placed on the PHI scheme in 1998. Scheme rules state it ends at 60 for both genders. 
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    Apologises Marcon, sorry my error
    It is a PHI scheme. She was medically retired and placed on the PHI scheme in 1998. Scheme rules state it ends at 60 for both genders. 
    In that case the PHI payments will cease at 60, but I would guess some sort of company pension scheme will then kick in. Definitely one to talk to her employer about (and she is still an employee, if this is - as it sounds - a company PHI scheme).
    Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!  
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