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The Public Service (Civil Servants and Others) Pensions Regulations 2014

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As published

80 Options under this Chapter

The options under this Chapter are— (a) the option under regulation 82 to buy out the early payment reduction; (aa) the option under regulation 82A to partially buy out the early payment reduction; (b) the option under regulation 83 to defer payment of a full retirement added pension; (c) the option under regulation 84 (option to commute part of pension) to exchange part of a retirement pension for a lump sum; (d) the option under regulation 85 to exchange the whole of the member’s accrued pensions for a lump sum.

Your change, as a redline

80 Options under this Chapter

The options under this Chapter are— (a) the option under regulation 82 to buy out the early payment reduction; (aa) the option under regulation 82A to partially buy out the early payment reduction; (b) the option under regulation 83 to defer payment of a full retirement added pension; (c) the option under regulation 84 (option to commute part of pension) to exchange part of a retirement pension for a lump sum; (d) the option under regulation 85 to exchange the whole of the member’s accrued pensions for a lump sum.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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