Mrs Marston states that she was informed, in March 1998, that the Plan was to be wound-up, and she requested a transfer of her benefits. She states that this transfer was not actioned. Mrs Marston further states that the Trustees obstructed the progress of her transfer …

Mr Caughey says that St Helens Council and Merseyside Pension Fund wrongly refused ill health benefits when his contract of employment was terminated in July 2004. He says that, furthermore, when making their decision, they did not obtain reports from his GP or Consultants. In addi …

Mr Thompson says that NWBC and WCC failed to make allowance for regular overtime in the calculation of his final pay for his ill-health early retirement benefits from the Scheme. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints …

Mr Smith complained about the decision to refuse him a Benefit 3 ill-health pension from the ICI Pension Fund (the Fund) He has also complained about the length of time taken to reach the decision. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladminis …

Mr Donnachie complains that Glasgow City Council (the Council) gave him incorrect information, as a result of which he suffered financial loss and distress and inconvenience. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can …

(dated) Mr Carroll complains that his former employer AVIVA plc (AVIVA) did not bring to his attention that, if he remained on its payroll for two months after the date on which he received official notification that his employment contract was being terminated, 28 September …

Mr X complains that CSPD have failed to monitor effectively the performance of their chosen Additional Voluntary Contribution (AVC) Scheme providers, Scottish Widows (SW) and Equitable Life (EL) …

Mr S says that, when his contract of employment was terminated in November 2004, he should have been awarded an ill-health early retirement pension. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can be seen as disputes …

Mr Cook complains that Royal London will not honour a legally binding commitment, and that it took too long to deal with his complaint. Some of the issues before me might be seen as complaints of maladministration while others can be seen as disputes of fact or law and indee …

Mrs Burgess alleges that the Trustee: failed to keep her adequately informed of all matters relating to the property asset of the Scheme; negligently allowed the property to be sold at an undervalue; negligently allowed the property to be sold in a transaction which was not …