Short Service Annuity

With the call going out to retired teachers to return to the classroom many have concerns about whether contributing to the pension scheme will give them value for money or not – particularly if they are going to be teaching for less than 1 year.

If they teach for more than a year then the career average scheme, that anyone who has already started taking their pension would be in on their return to teaching, normally pays back their contributions in under 10 years.

The pay back period for the short service annuity for anyone under 75 exceeds 13. So definitely not as good value as the actual pension.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1a-EmG1ByyhqvZG355CaJDCvwRzwtwhn9e20IRUUY14o/edit?usp=sharing

Pick the (right) day

Why you should NOT start your pension on the very first day you can…unless your birthday matches that day…

The video associated with this page has been removed as it was causing some confusion.

The ability to choose a day is only available to those who are deferred, if you apply whilst still in employment then the pension has to be taken the day after employment ends.

Happy 60th

60+ and still teaching?

The end of the final salary scheme on 1 April 2022 presents you with an opportunity to take your final salary pension, continue working AND get paid more.

https://youtu.be/NyZsy_KSnlA

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Tim

Very helpful video, that will save a lot of teachers a lot of time, and ensure they claim back their tax relief

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