Mr Humphreys complains that Prudential’s sales representative improperly persuaded him to pay additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential. Mr Humphreys states that the sales representative did not inform him that he could purchase past added years (PAY) …

Mr Johnson complains that Prudential’s sales representative told him that by paying additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential at the rate of 3% of salary, he would be able to retire at age 57 with a total pension of 40/80ths of final salary and a lump s …

Mrs Trigg believes that she should be awarded an immediate pension on compassionate grounds or, alternatively be given an explanation of the grounds of refusal as required under the Regulations. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration …

Mr Robinson complains that maladministration by Capita and Prudential has resulted in his pension being overfunded and his not being able to purchase past added years (PAY) in the Teachers’ Pension Scheme. Some of the i …

Mrs May complains that Prudential’s sales representative improperly persuaded her to pay additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential. Mrs May states that the sales representative did not inform her that she could purchase past added years (PAY) in the Teache …

Mrs Reid complains of maladministration by Prudential in that: Prudential’s sales representative advised Mrs Reid to pay additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential and dismissed alternative methods of additional pension provision, Prudential did not carry …

Mrs Alexander complains that Prudential’s sales representative improperly persuaded her to pay additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can be seen as disputes …

Mrs Stanley complains that she was improperly persuaded to pay additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) to Prudential. Mrs Stanley considers that Prudential’s sales representative should have pointed out that she could purchase past added years (PAY) in the Teacher …

Mrs Whyte contends that she should have been awarded a dependant’s pension under the Rules of the Scheme upon the death of her son. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can be seen as disputes of fact o …

1. Mrs Lacey submits that the Agency failed to grant her Permanent Injury Benefits (PIB) under the Scheme. She refutes the Agency’s decision not to award benefits …