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The Normal Minimum Pension Age (NMPA) is generally the earliest age at which pension benefits can be taken without incurring an unauthorised payment tax charge, unless an exception such as ill-health or a protected pension age applies.
The current NMPA is 55 and will increase to 57 from 6 April 2028. Some clients may retain a protected pension age of 55 or 56, depending on their existing pension arrangements and how funds are transferred into the Collective Retirement Account (CRA).
Key takeaway
The key distinction is:
Individual transfer: Protection applies only to the transferred funds.
Block transfer: Protection applies to the entire CRA pension, including future contributions and transfers.
For more technical information, view our normal minimum pension age changes overview page.
Need more help?
Speak to our experienced team. You can reach them Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm, by either calling 02380 726 010 or emailing:
- Pensions technical queries – pensionstechnical@quilter.com
- Life and trust technical queries - taxandtrusts@quilter.com
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