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harwood red · 28-03-2006, 09:33

I might be able to help on that one Neil. It's about what they call the 85 year rule. Currently if your age and your continuous length of service comes to 85 years then you will be entitled to a full pension when reaching the age of 60. This is the part they are trying to abolish.

But the rules on state pension remain the same as everyone else.

28-03-2006, 09:33	#22
harwood red God Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 7,146 Blog Entries: 74 Liked: 6 times Rep Power: 911	Re: Strike Action I might be able to help on that one Neil. It's about what they call the 85 year rule. Currently if your age and your continuous length of service comes to 85 years then you will be entitled to a full pension when reaching the age of 60. This is the part they are trying to abolish. But the rules on state pension remain the same as everyone else. __________________ I know this may come as a shock but believe it or not all views I may air on here are my own work!!!!!