Protected retirement age

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• Colinstewart76 Member

  January 2018 edited January 2018

  Hi @stone_h ;;
  
  My understanding is a protected retirement age is not, in itself, a safeguarded benefit and so PTS sign off shouldn't be necessary unless the scheme has guarantees that fall under the definition of safeguarded. Perhaps this will help https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/495377/pension-benefits-with-a-guarantee-factsheet-jan-2016.pdf

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• Colinstewart76 Member

  January 2018

  Sorry tried to edit that but it didn't work.  PTS sign off only required if there are benefits in there that fall under the safeguarded definition.

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• Jona Member

  January 2018

  Might be reduction in LTA issues if exercises the early age....
  May impact other pension funding.

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• stone_h Member

  January 2018

  Great - thank you very much for your responses.

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