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Pension payments and Suplus Income

I am currently on Maternity Leave and have filed for Bankruptcy. When I return to work my Pension Contributions will commence for the first time at this job. How does this effect my surplus income?

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One Response to “Pension payments and Suplus Income”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Your Surplus Payments will fluctuate directly with any source of income you have. As a result you won’t see much impact on how the calculation is done in these two scenarious, simply the total amount of the payment will fluctuate with the level of your income.