Group Personal Pension Plan - cancelling

[anaxcrosswords]

This is fairly similar to a question below, but with one small difference.

For about 5 years I contributed to a Group Personal Pension Plan (with Aegon), but these contributions stopped when I was made redundant, about 4 years ago. Those contributions were small and the plan value is only about £6000 - the resulting pension might pay for one cheap pizza per week!

As this plan is effectively dormant, is there anything I can do to (as the man said) take the money and run?

[factor-fiction]

Not before age 55.
At 55 you (or alter) you can takeup to 25% in cash as a tax free lump sum and use the rest to give an income for life. However if this is your only pension, or your total pension pot is below the figure regarded as trivial (you'd need to look up the threshold), you can take it all as cash in one go after age 55.
This is all based on current rules

[factor-fiction]

Second sentence should start:

At age 55 (or after) you can take up to....

[anaxcrosswords]

Thanks factor30. Not the answer I wanted to hear, obviously...

Now need to find the right thread to ask the question "How to make a lot of money very very quickly".

;o)