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Royal London Group Personal Pension (CAS-109285-L9Q3)

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Mr N’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £52.07 into Mr N’s new scheme with Standard Life. The Employer shall ensure that Mr Y is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme.

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Teachers Pension Scheme (CAS-13063-Y1G8)

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Mr E’s complaint concerns the discrepancy between the full time equivalent salary (FTE) stated on his payslips and the FTE salary figures the Council submits to Teachers Pensions (TP), on his behalf.

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Miss S’ complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £680.18 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Miss S is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme. 

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Ms N’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall make good any shortfall in units due to its late pension payments to the Scheme. 

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Mr S’ complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £828.10 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. 

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Ms Z’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £438.41 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Ms Z is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme. 

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Mr S’ complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £5,133.76 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mr S is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration.

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Local Government Pension Scheme - Leicestershire County Council Pension Fund (CAS-13268-Z7V8)

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Mr Y’s complaint concerns the Council’s decision to refuse his application for early payment of retirement pension on ill health grounds.

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Mr N’s complaint is upheld and, to put matters right, the Employer shall pay £1,025.96 into the Scheme. The Employer shall ensure that Mr N is not financially disadvantaged by its maladministration. So, it shall arrange for any investment loss to be calculated and paid into the Scheme. 

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Rival Services Limited Pension Scheme (CAS-51791-Q6B9)

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The complaint should be upheld against CA because, but for its negligence, Mr S would not have suffered a financial loss. CA issued incorrect information to Mr S on more than one occasion, breaching its duty of care to Mr S and causing an unreasonable delay in the transfer of his occupational pension to his Fidelity SIPP.

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