NHS AVC Scheme (CAS-60966-T7C0)
Prudential
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Ombudsman’s Determination
Outcome
Ms Y’s complaint against Capita, Prudential and the Trust is partly upheld. To put matters right, Capita and Prudential shall pay Ms Y £1,000, split equally between the two parties, for the serious level of distress and inconvenience caused to her.
Complaint summary
Ms Y complained that Capita did not deduct Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) from her salary when instructed to do so. This resulted in a delay in investing her AVCs with Prudential, and consequently, she missed out on receiving tax relief and investment returns.
Ms Y also said she spent a lot of time setting up multiple policies with Prudential and corresponding with Capita, Prudential and the Trust. Ms Y wants to be compensated for the financial loss incurred.
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