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LGPS Question
angel2004
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Hi,
I have two LGPS’s with different local authorities, one deferred (ex employer) and one I’m still paying into (current employer).
I have two LGPS’s with different local authorities, one deferred (ex employer) and one I’m still paying into (current employer).
I am 48 and planning to retire at 60, so my question is - can I take one LGPS pension early at 60 (with actuarial reduction) and keep the other one deferred until normal pension age? Or will I have to take both at the same time?
TIA
TIA
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You can take one and leave the other deferred until a later date.
Does your deferred record have any R85 protections? If you give me your start and end dates (just the years will do) it will be clearer.1 -
That’s great, thank you.
No R85 protection. Deferred pension 2008-20151
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