The earliest you can take money from your TPS pension is usually 55 (57 from 6 April 2028), unless you need to retire early due to poor health. But your pension is designed for you to take at your normal pension age (NPA).
Your NPA depends on the scheme you have and when you joined, but it’s currently:
It’s important to note that the government may review and change the pension age requirements in the future, so it's worth staying updated on any potential adjustments.
You can also start drawing money from the pension and keep working in some circumstances, for example if you take phased retirement or if you’ve retired then returned to work.