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Lemon_dr1zzle said:
Not according to the LGPS members website https://lgpsmember.org/arl/already-left-when.php you can't :
Please note that you cannot take your benefits built up to 31 March 2014 separately from the benefits you build up from 1 April 2014. All your benefits must be taken at the same time.
NOTE - This applies to deferred members It may be different for those still in LG employ at NPA for the pre-20214 scheme or pre-2008 scheme.1 -
Into the pantomime season already - oh no they can't, assuming you are talking about a flexible retirement (where leaving CARE benefits isn't the only option). A voluntary or redundancy retirement cannot be split.Lemon_dr1zzle said:1 -
If you claim your final salary pension and want to continue working and paying into the CARE pension, you might end up only doing this on a part-time basis (unless you move to a non-TPS-eligible job).
Your income from a TPS pension plus a TPS-eligible teachers salary can't be greater than your salary of reference, or they will claw it back (known as abatement I think).
I'm not an expert in this so you may want to speak to your union rep or the TPS.
This page might offer more information
https://www.teacherspensions.co.uk/members/once-retired/return-to-work.aspx
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