TrundleAlong
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I recently received my benefits statement for my pension.
When I worked for the company I purchased "extra pensionable years" by making additional contributions to my pension. This was to bring me up to 40/60 of my pensionable salary.
In the benefits statement they only refer to the calendar years that I worked for my company.
Should they not be referring to the pensionable years that I worked for the company as I purchased about 3 extra years before I left the company.
Does this effect the calculations in any way or is it only my contributions that are looked at?
When I worked for the company I purchased "extra pensionable years" by making additional contributions to my pension. This was to bring me up to 40/60 of my pensionable salary.
In the benefits statement they only refer to the calendar years that I worked for my company.
Should they not be referring to the pensionable years that I worked for the company as I purchased about 3 extra years before I left the company.
Does this effect the calculations in any way or is it only my contributions that are looked at?