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NHS pension calculations, annual and lifetime allowances
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not if a practitioner (I don't think) as this has always been a CARE type systemhugheskevi said:
1995 or 2008 scheme will increase in line with change in final pensionable earnings whilst still active, not CPI+1.5%. If it becomes deferred it would increase by CPI.r2i said:Re your post on 8.1.22, I believe that lump sum is not considered for AA calculations (only for LTA). The 'virtual' pot increases with CPI+ 1.5%. Your 1995 or 2008 value would still grow up by cpi+1.5% , even if you contribute in 2015 scheme. So be aware of these values, when calculating LTA.1
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