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    Pensions Advisory Service

    The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) is an independent non-profit organisation that provides free information, advice and guidance on the whole spectrum of pensions, including state, company, personal and stakeholder schemes.

    http://www.pensionsadvisoryservice.org.uk/
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    Re: Pensions Advisory Service

    Thanks for the link. Looks like a good site.

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      Re: Pensions Advisory Service

      HIya
      I can retire in May 2013 i shall be leaving the job i have had for 23yrs (cant wait really) does anyone know, what happens to the holiday entitlement for next year i.e do i have to take it? also do i ust write to the directors to let them know of my intention or do i give notice to my manager ? tred the gov site and i might as well talk to the wall
      Ta muchly
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        Re: Pensions Advisory Service

        Hi Nanna,
        I expect it would depend on the wording of your employment contract, but usually you would have a choice of taking your annual leave as a holiday or in pay.

        The .gov site wouldn't know about the job side of things, you'd need to bring it up initially with your line manager who should be able to tell you how much written notice is required and answer your holiday queries.

        You should get a pension pack from DWP in February next year, around 3 months before your retirement date.

        Elsa x

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