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Scottish Teachers Superannuation Scheme (PO-1105)

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Mrs Gibson says that the Council provided her with incorrect information about her early retirement pension, based on which she decided to accept redundancy. She says that she would not have accepted redundancy otherwise. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and shor …

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Staffordshire Pension Fund (Local Government Pension Scheme) (PO-715)

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Mrs Webster complains that the Council is reclaiming £3,492.24 following an overpayment of her pension over a five year period, (her GMP had been included twice) Mrs Webster is of the view that she should not have to repay any of the overpaid pension, …

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Mrs Krzywacka complains that NHS Pensions have refused to award her an ill health early retirement pension. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should be upheld against NHS Pensions to the extent that they caused her some distress and inconvenience as a consequence of mistak …

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West Yorkshire Police Authority (PO-1407)

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Mr Brunning has complained that, in pursuing his complaint about a review of his injury benefit the West Yorkshire Police Authority (WYPA” will not: award any compensation in respect of his distress and inconvenience, or reimburse him for his legal fees and other associated costs incurred. The Deput …

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BST Group Pension Scheme (PO-89, PO-379 and PO-677)

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The three applicants complain about the administration of the Scheme by the respondent Trustees, in regard to nine specific issues, listed in this determination.

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The complaint should be partially upheld against Mrs Barrett and the Second Respondent, because:

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Phoenix Life Personal Pension Policies (PO-2640)

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Mr Hinge’s complaint, which is against Phoenix Life, is that over the period 2010 to 2013:

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Local Government Pension Scheme (PO-3370)

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Ms Goulding has complained that her eligibility for ill health retirement was not properly considered when her employment was terminated.

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The complaint should be upheld in part against Barnsley because they failed to consider Ms Goulding’s eligibility for ill health retirement in an appropriate manner.

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Faceo 2007 Pension Scheme (PO-323)

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Mrs McQuade complains that her pension was reduced for early payment, and delays caused her financial loss.

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The complaint should be upheld in part against Faceo FM UK Limited, because its delay in responding to Mrs McQuade’s complaint caused her distress and inconvenience.

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Mr Squire complains that the Trustees and Administrator provided him with incorrect information over a period of 13 years regarding his entitlement from his deferred benefits. He says he based certain decisions on this misinformation.

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The complaint should be upheld against the Administrator because they provided information which they ought to have known was incorrect to Mr Squire causing him distress and inconvenience. The complaints against the Trustees cannot be upheld.

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Marks & Spencer Pension Scheme (PO-4420)

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Mrs Counsell complains that the Trustee has applied the state benefit deduction from age 60, even though she will not receive her state pension until age 65.

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The complaint should be partly upheld against the Trustee because even though it applied the state pension deduction at the correct age, it provided inaccurate and misleading information about her entitlement.

 

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