eamonnbill
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Hi,
I’ve a colleague who is 68 years old. Currently working full time as psychiatrist nurse. His pension scheme was the old scheme where after his first 20 years worked his contribution double for the the next 10 so therefore can retire after working 30 years.
His question is, he hasn’t 30 years worked, (maybe 25) he was told that when he turned 65 his double pension contributions stopped and since he turned 65 he’s paying normal pension.
He feels he should be entitled to the double years post 65.
Is all that easy to understand?
I’ve a colleague who is 68 years old. Currently working full time as psychiatrist nurse. His pension scheme was the old scheme where after his first 20 years worked his contribution double for the the next 10 so therefore can retire after working 30 years.
His question is, he hasn’t 30 years worked, (maybe 25) he was told that when he turned 65 his double pension contributions stopped and since he turned 65 he’s paying normal pension.
He feels he should be entitled to the double years post 65.
Is all that easy to understand?