Prudential Personal Pension Scheme (the Scheme) (PO-3184)
Subject
Mr Harrison complains that Prudential refused to act on his request to transfer his benefits from the Scheme to the Cheshire Food Services Pension Scheme.
Subject
Mr Harrison complains that Prudential refused to act on his request to transfer his benefits from the Scheme to the Cheshire Food Services Pension Scheme.
Mr Savage has complained that his monthly pension payments from the Scheme were wrongly stopped.
The complaint should be upheld against County Tyre because the limited evidence that has been provided in this case shows that Mr Savage was a pensioner Scheme member in receipt of a monthly pension up until November 2013 and that it should have continued to be paid to him after that date.
Mrs Young has complained that her application for ill health retirement was not considered properly by Gateshead.
The complaint should be upheld against Gateshead because they failed to give proper consideration to Mrs Young’s eligibility for ill health retirement benefits under Regulation 20 of the LGPS (Benefits, Membership and Contributions) Regulations 2007.
The Ombudsman has received a reference of a reviewable matter, following a decision by the Reconsideration Committee of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) dated 15 May 2013. The referral concerns the calculation of the Scheme’s risk-based levy for the levy year 2012/13, which is a reviewable matter under paragraph 19 of Schedule 9 of the Pensions Act 2004.
Mr Bax received an estimate of the benefits which might be secured by an incoming transfer payment, but which was in fact overstated. When informed after the transfer value was received of the correct amount of additional benefits, he complained that the respondents refused to grant him the earlier incorrect amount which he says he relied on.
Miss Bywater has complained that payment of her ill health retirement benefits has not been backdated to the date she left employment and they have not been enhanced. She has also complained that the second stage of the internal dispute resolution procedure was not completed in a timely manner.
Mr Crossland complains that Omni has refused to act on his request to transfer his benefits out of the Henley Retirement Benefit Scheme (the Henley Scheme).
Mr Evans complains that his fellow trustee, Mr Robert Evans, has failed to co-operate with requests to sign a form which would enable him to transfer his pension benefits to another company.
The complaint should be upheld against Robert Evans because:
Miss Dando has complained that MyCSP and the Cabinet Office have refused to pay a serious ill-health commutation lump sum from the Scheme to her late mother’s estate.
Summary of the Ombudsman’s determination and reasons
The complaint should be upheld against MyCSP because but for their maladministration, Miss Dando’s mother’s application to commute her pension on grounds of serious ill-health would have been processed before her death.