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Remedy and partial retirement nhs calculators disparity
I used both calculators with a retirement age of '61'. I've worked part time with varying hours over the years and now have accurate dates, which were inputted into both calculators.
I guess the remedy calculator is estimating a pension if I retire fully (?)
But the partial retirement estimates my pension to be around 6k higher and the lump sum 24k higher. This is based on taking all the 1995 portion at partial retirement. The figures do not include salary income.
Why is there such a large difference?
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It's the partial retirement calculator - it doesn't refresh when new figures/ percentages entered
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