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Can I withdraw my TPS pension as an active USS member
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Yes, in TPS, option 1 is taking all pensions as a final salary DB scheme NPA 60 - this is what you said, take it all in one go. This is the route I will choose.
Thank you so much for the link to the recycling rules. It is really helpful.
I am trying to write down my understanding.
If I calculate backwards, assume the tax-free LS = £45000.
30% of LS =£13500, which is the maximum cumulative increase of additional contribution over the 5-year window (from 2 years before the tax year when the LS is received to 2 years after), i.e., on average £2700 per year.
The key year is the 3rd year before the LS year.
If I plan to take the LS in 2028/29, the contribution in 2025/26 will be used as the baseline to calculate the increase.
Is my understanding correct? Please, if anyone could confirm or correct my calculations. Many thanks in advance.
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