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DLP Announces Increase to Annual RSA Payments Effective 1 July 2026
The Department of Labour & Pensions has issued updated guidance confirming an increase to the maximum annual withdrawal amount for Retirement Savings Arrangement (RSA) accounts, effective 1 July 2026. Under the updated guidance, the maximum RSA pay-out will increase by 5.2%, moving from CI$15,400 to CI$16,200 per year. This is equivalent to CI$1,350 per month. An RSA is one of the ways eligible retired members may access their pension benefit. The maximum amount a member may
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