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Pension Conversion
When you retire you have the option to convert some of your annual pension into lump sum. For every £1 annual pension you give up, you gain £12 lump sum.
However, there are certain HMRC rules which limit the amount you can convert. You are allowed to take 25% of the value of your pension pot as tax free cash.
To calculate the value of your pension pot, you can use the following formula:
(20 x basic annual LGPS pension) + basic LGPS lump sum (if you have one) + in-house AVC (if you have one)
Pension pot value x 25% = Tax free lump sum limit
The Clwyd Pension Fund will calculate your limits for you at retirement and supply you with your conversion options.
Updated on: 14-Jun-2010 11:53:05
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