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Flexible retirement

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You don’t have to stop work to start taking your benefits. If you are aged 55 or over, you may retire from the scheme, while continuing to work for the company. If you choose this option, you must take all your benefits from the scheme when you retire.

Your employment will then become non-pensionable and you will not be able to continue to take part in the scheme. You will earn no more pension benefits or receive any pension allowance and will no longer be covered for death or ill-health benefits as if you were still paying into the scheme.