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When you retire the following options are available to you
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a pension for the rest of your life using the whole of your Individual Account (Section 28(1)(b)); |
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a tax-free lump sum of up to 25% of your Individual Account plus a reduced pension for the rest of your life using the balance of your Individual Account (Section 28(1)(a) and (b)); |
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a pension for the rest of your life using not less than 75% of your Individual Account, deferring receipt of your tax-free lump sum to no later than age 75 (Section 28(4)); or |
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a tax-free lump sum of up to 25% of your Individual Account, deferring receipt of your pension from your normal retirement age to no later than age 75 (Section 28(4)); |
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leave the whole of your Individual Account invested in the Scheme, and defer receipt of all benefits to no later than age 75 (Section 28(4)). |
On your death after retirement
If you are married or cohabiting when you purchase your pension your spouse will receive a reduced pension from your death until they die (Section 31(3)).
If you have any dependants when you purchase your pension, they will receive a reduced pension from your death (or from your spouse’s death, if later) for life or until their dependency ceases (Section 31(4)).
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