Working Over 60 in the NPA60 Final Salary Scheme?
If you are over 60 and started before 2007 then your teaching pension can no longer be added to, AND it gets no enhancement for being left until later. You WILL be subject to the rules on abatement that limit how much can be paid whilst you are still teaching - but there are often good reasons to consider taking the pension, even if it cannot pay out anything just yet...I explore those reasons in this video.
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The RSS (remediable service statement) for the Teachers' Pension Scheme (Mar 2025)
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Annual Allowance and the TPS
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Pension, Working, Death and the Normal Pension Age
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TPS Final Salary and part-time impact
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Ex-Google Recruiter Explains Why "Lying" Gets You Hired
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Swap Pension for Lump Sum (Selling the golden goose)
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Why HMRC Doesn’t Want You to Understand This
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Early Pension - Teachers Pension Scheme
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State Pension in 2026/27 - and what will it be worth in the future?
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Abatement Limit and the Salary of Reference (TPS)
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HMRC UK Is Watching: Avoid These 5 Red Flags Or You'll Be Investigated
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NHS Pension Explained 2025 | 1995 vs 2008 vs 2015 Schemes
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Snakes Alive 55
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The “Borrow Until You Die” strategy the Government does NOT want you to know
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Why You Should Take Your Defined Benefit Pension NOW!
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HMRC’s New £10,000 Bank Rule Explained – What It Means for You
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Update from Ukraine | Great News! Ukraine Hits Russia's Weakest Points
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'An appalling way to store money': Rory Sutherland on pensions and property
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Andrew Ross Sorkin on What 1929 Teaches Us About 2025 | The New Yorker Radio Hour
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