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A No. A refund can only be made if a member has opted out of or left all pensionable NHS employments.
Application to leave the NHS Pension Scheme (SD502)
If you don't have an Annual Benefit Statement If you're an active member, your employer may be able to provide different types of an estimate. You should check with them first before contacting NHS Pensions. You can request an estimate from us if: your employer can't provide you with an estimate.
To claim a refund you will need to complete an RF12 form and submit this to your employer. The form can be found on our website. If you have more than one NHS employer you only need to submit one RF12 form and this should go to the most recent employer to which the refund period relates.
Completing form AW8 for members who left NHS employment or opted out of the Pension Scheme within 12 months of retirement. Members, who have left employment before their Normal Pension Age (NPA) and within 12. months of the date of leaving, wish to claim their pension benefits on the grounds of: \u2022 Age.
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You can claim this if you have been notified that your ill health retirement consideration application has been accepted. Commuted early payment of deferred benefits on ill health or age grounds. Your ill health or age retirement benefits can be paid as a one off lump sum if you are terminally ill.
A No. A refund can only be made if a member has opted out of or left all pensionable NHS employments.
Last month we told you about the pensions digital service 'Claim my NHS Pension' going into Private Beta. The service allows deferred members to complete and submit the deferred benefits claim form (AW8P) online.
Retiring when on a break in service If you decide to retire from the NHS Pension Scheme when on a break in service, your pension will be based on your pensionable earnings at the time you left the scheme and will then increase with inflation. You will not have final salary linking.
You can claim these benefits at different times. You can start receiving your 1995 Section benefits without any reductions from age 60 (or 55 if you're a Special Class member). You can claim your 2008 Section benefits from age 65, and your 2015 Scheme benefits from age 65 or your state pension age, whichever is later.

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