DrPhil
Outstanding Member
Complicated one possibly, trying to figure out what I'm entitled to when retirement comes calling...
I work in the UK for the NHS and have been contributing to the superannuation pension for 11 years. I have been working in total for 14 years total in the UK.
I also worked for about 4 years in Ireland when I was younger, and for the past 6 years I have had a small income in the south too (from rent received).
I've been trawling the internet looking for answers but only finding parts. The fact that I have 3 potential pension incomes complicates most answers that I find.
On top of all that, I hope to retire early (hopefully 50, I'm 34 now).
Any insight from you folk? Or if I need to call someone, who?
I work in the UK for the NHS and have been contributing to the superannuation pension for 11 years. I have been working in total for 14 years total in the UK.
I also worked for about 4 years in Ireland when I was younger, and for the past 6 years I have had a small income in the south too (from rent received).
I've been trawling the internet looking for answers but only finding parts. The fact that I have 3 potential pension incomes complicates most answers that I find.
On top of all that, I hope to retire early (hopefully 50, I'm 34 now).
- So how much is my NHS pension reduced by if I retire early?
- Am I still entitled to UK state pension on top of the NHS one? I'm assuming that this pension is only available at 65, no option to go early?
- Do I qualify for the Irish state pension too or only in a "top-up" capacity if it is higher than the UK one?
Any insight from you folk? Or if I need to call someone, who?