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Monkfish,
An accrual rate of 1/70 on AFPS05 vs 1/47 on AFPS15. If your salary during your AFPS15 tenure is already at the top of your band, or is only going to increase a small amount, or you have less time to serve, this can benefit you.
If you only have 10 years to serve, 10 at 1/47 vs 10 at 1/70 is better if your average salary for those 10 years is near enough your final salary. Even a new-ish PAS person, 15 years at 1/47 on the average between £60k and £70k is better than 15 years at 1/70 on £70k.
Basically, have a look at the pension calculator. I have some forecasts that place me better off under a combined 75/15 pension in some ways.
How does someone benefit from a career average pension based on level 20 through to 35 (AFPS15) versus a pension based on just level 35 (AFPS75)? I would have thought that someone on PAS would still be worse off on AFPS15? What am I missing??
If you only have 10 years to serve, 10 at 1/47 vs 10 at 1/70 is better if your average salary for those 10 years is near enough your final salary. Even a new-ish PAS person, 15 years at 1/47 on the average between £60k and £70k is better than 15 years at 1/70 on £70k.
Basically, have a look at the pension calculator. I have some forecasts that place me better off under a combined 75/15 pension in some ways.
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Originally Posted by jayc530
Downsizer
Promotion from from Chf Tech to FS or Sgt to FS only gives you LoS 35 not to age 55.
Originally Posted by jayc530
Downsizer
Promotion from from Chf Tech to FS or Sgt to FS only gives you LoS 35 not to age 55.