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silver58
Community member Posts: 6 Listener
Hello again!
Hoping for more good advice from the community.
Retired at 35 from the council in 1990.
Pension from lgps ever since.
I get my State Pension in Oct.
Any info on what happens to my lgps when I reach 66,will it be reduced,increased or stay the same,and will I get a lump sum?
Thank you for any advice,as usual its greatly appreciated
Des.
Hoping for more good advice from the community.
Retired at 35 from the council in 1990.
Pension from lgps ever since.
I get my State Pension in Oct.
Any info on what happens to my lgps when I reach 66,will it be reduced,increased or stay the same,and will I get a lump sum?
Thank you for any advice,as usual its greatly appreciated
Des.
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It would be impossible for anyone here to advise that. You need to either read the T&C's of the pension or speak to the pension provider.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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