Mr Stokes complains that the Council have not used the best year from the last three years of service in order to calculate his pension. Mr Stokes believes that a lump sum payment made to him in November 2007 should be attributed in its entirety for pensionable pay purposes. The Pensions O …

Captain Siddall complains that the agreement he made with BAI and the Trustees (together, the Respondents) has been wrongly revoked, as the claim that he has …

Dr Fairfield complains that the NHS Pension Scheme has incorrectly applied an earnings cap to her pension entitlement. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should be upheld in part against NHS Pensions because it mistakenly calculated Dr Fairfield’s entitlement as though she was not …

Dr Baker’s complaint which is against the Trustee is in relation to: The deduction made from his lump sum retirement benefit. The basis of indexation that should be applied to his pension. The pension resulting after 1 and 2 above. Sundry benefits. The commutation factor being applied under BTP …

Mr Reynolds complains that the Council has incorrectly calculated his pension benefits because they have not used the best pensionable pay in the last three years. He believes that pay arrears which were paid to him in November 2007 should be included in their entirety for t …

Mrs Stuchbery’s complaint is that Teachers’ Pensions incorrectly calculated her pensionable salary. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons Teachers’ Pensions have correctly interpreted the relevant regulations and the calculation of Mrs Stuchbery’s pensionable salary was correct. However, the …

Mr Finch’s complaints against JLT and the Trustees are that : His finalised Scheme pension was incorrect as it was not calculated in accordance with the contractual terms set out in the letters and the booklet he received in 1996 from his employer, Securicor Group Plc, …

Mr Deedman’s complaint is that the Trustees have refused to make a further lump sum payment to him when they recently gave backdated pension increases to members. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld against the Trustees as, d …

Mr Lindsay complained that the Council wrongfully determined his pensionable pay; specifically determining that a 15% allowance was not pensionable. He also complained that the Council acted b …

Subject

Mr Ramsey complains that the Company, the Trustee and the Administrator failed to inform him of the personal tax liability that arose as a result of him taking his pension benefits in the manner that he elected to take them. Mr Ramsey argues that had he been aware of the potential tax liability when he elected to take his pension benefits he would have elected to take them earlier (i.e. to avoid the tax liability). To put matters right Mr Ramsey wants the Scheme to pay his personal tax liability in full.