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The RBS Group Pension Fund (26639/2)
Mr Zybert complains that RBS in its capacity as his employer failed to process his election to change his normal retirement age (NRA) from age 65 to age 60. The Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld because the balance of probabilities is that Mr …
EETPU Pension Fund (27269/1)
Mr Sherry has two complaints: that the Trustees wrongly reduced his annual pension with effect from April 2003; and that they delayed in dealing with his complaint under the terms of the Scheme’s internal dispute resolution procedure (the IDRP) The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s d …
Ferring Group Personal Pension (71449/1)
Mrs Adams alleges that NPI, the manager of the Plan, delayed the transfer of her fund under the Plan to another pension arrangement between June 2003 and November 2004. There are 51 other members of the Plan who have referred identical complaints to me that will be determined separately.
Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme (72522/2)
Mr Raza’s complaint is that he has been wrongly refused early retirement on medical grounds. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should be upheld because there was a failure to inform Mr Raza when he appealed and during the I …
Teachers’ Pension Scheme (R00482)
Mr Adshead says that the suspension of his incapacity pension and the claim for repayment of …
Teachers’ Pension Scheme (S00156)
Mrs Taber says that she opted out of the Scheme when she began to work for Cheshire County Council on a part-time basis. She is reluctant to repay arrears of employee pension contributions that have been paid by Cheshire C …
Teachers’ Pension Scheme (S00179)
Mr Richards says the ill-health pension he is receiving from the Scheme should be backdated to 11 April 2001, the date he became permanently unfit to teach. This is because he has later medical evidence that states he was permanently incapacitated at that time, …
MABO Precision Engineering Group Limited Pension Scheme (71888/1)
Mr Hull complains that Alexander Forbes: provided incorrect benefit calculations; transferred in liabilities from a previous scheme so that most of the subsequent premiums paid by the employer and himself were used to cover …
The Severfield Rowen plc 1998 Pension Scheme (23343/2 & 71432/1)
Mrs McKay and Mr Eyre disagree with the way the Trustees decided to distribute the benefits arising on the death of their father (Mr Eyre Snr) In particular, they assert that: the Trustees failed to investigate all circum …
Armed Forces Pension Scheme (23780/2)
Mr Stafford’s complaint is that: His Principal Invaliding Condition (PIC) should be depressive disorder rather than harmful use of alcohol. His Service Invaliding Pension (SIP) should be paid …
Local Government Pension Scheme (71419/1)
Mr McMullan says that the Employer and the Administrator calculated his benefits under the Scheme using an incorrect final pay figure He claims compensation for the excessive and stressful delays occasioned by the Adm …
NPI Policy no: 557070 (72322)
Mrs Moss considers that NPI should pay her the lump sum value of her late husband’s policy as a death benefit.
Teachers’ Pension Scheme (P00012)
Dr Gardam complains that: Havering did not provide him with documentation about the Scheme on his becoming a member and therefore he was unaware of the 12 month time limit within which he …
RWL Volac Pension Scheme (R00605)
Mr Dent says that bonus payments paid to him are pensionable. The disagree. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can be seen as disputes of fact or law and indeed, some may be both. I have jurisdiction o …
Civil Service Injury Benefit Scheme (27942)
Mr Anderson says that his application for Temporary Injury Benefit (TIB) was wrongly refused on the basis that he has not suffered a qualifying injury. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reaso …
Zurich Personal Pension (73371/1)
Mr Northan has complained that Zurich did not make reasonable efforts to trace his son’s next of kin within two years of his death. He says that as a consequence a taxable charge of £4,624 has arisen, which would not otherwise have been payable.