NEST (CAS-106345-X0V0)
Ombudsman’s Determination
Outcome
Mr A’s complaint is upheld and to put matters right the Employer shall pay him £500 for the significant distress and inconvenience it has caused him.
Mr A’s complaint is upheld and to put matters right the Employer shall pay him £500 for the significant distress and inconvenience it has caused him.
Mr L’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £3,988.60 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mr L is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme.
Ms I’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay Ms I £500 for the significant distress and inconvenience it has caused her.
Mr L’s complaint is upheld, and to put matters right, Amnesty shall:
Mr D’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £279.97 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mr D is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme.
Mr N’s complaint against the Trustee is partly upheld. To put matters right, the Trustee shall pay Mr N £500 for the significant distress and inconvenience its maladministration has caused him
Mr S’ complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £1,312.50 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mr S is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme.
Mrs S’ complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £106.08 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mrs S is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme.
Mr N’s complaint is upheld and to put matters right the other Member Trustees and Rowanmoor shall carry out the directions detailed in paragraphs 29 and 30 below.
Mrs Y’s complaint is upheld, and to put matters right, Curtis Banks shall pay Mrs Y any additional costs that she incurred due to being required to open a new SIPP and for the late payment of service charges. Curtis Banks shall also pay Mrs Y £500 for the significant distress and inconvenience caused to her.