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Teachers’ Pension Scheme (77282/1)
Mr O’Farrell’s complaint is that: he disagrees with the regulations applied by the Department and Teachers’ Pensions (TP) (part of CapitaBusiness Services Limited). …
Alleged Alex Kennedy Limited pension (77420/1)
Mr Wade complains about the cessation of “pension” payments made to him for several years by the Company.
The UK Can Pensions & Assurance Plan (74426/2)
Mr McLeish’s complaints are against Independent Trustee Services (the Trustee) Barnett Waddingham (the new administrator) and Eagle Star (now Zurich) (the old administrator) The complaints he …
Universities Superannuation Scheme – Prudential AVC Facility (75915/1)
Professor Alexander complains that Prudential, as manager of the USS AVC arrangement (UAVC) improperly persuaded him to contribute to the UAVC; and did not carry out a transfer of his UAVC fund into the main USS in time for his first pension …
Shipbuilding Industries Pension Scheme (76095/1)
Mr Lloyd has complained that BVT did not advise him that his ill health was sufficiently serious to warrant a referral to the SIPS Trustee for possible ill health retirement.
NHS Pension Scheme (77574/1)
Mrs Angus disagrees with the decision not to grant her ill health retirement. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld against NHS Pensions because the decision not to grant Mrs Angus ill health retirement was properly reached.
Teachers’ Pension Scheme (77139/1)
Mr Copestick’s complaint is that Teachers’ Pensions (TP) (part of Capita Business Services Limited) incorrectly advised him that he was entitled to membership of the Scheme. Had he known that this was not the case, he would have made alternative arrangements.
Local Government Pension Scheme (76988/1)
Miss Bonninga complains that Surrey did not exercise its discretion in her favour to award her Compensatory Added Years (CAY) when she retired after being made redundant. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld because there is no evidence …
Local Government Pension Scheme (75172/1)
rs Stephenson says that the Council: misled her into believing that she could retire early in March 2006; refused to release her pension early on compassionate grounds. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaints …
Barclays Bank UK Retirement Fund (10159/4)
Mrs Parsons disagrees with the reconsidered decision made by Barclays on 18 April 2008 in regards to her application for an ill health early retirement benefit from the Scheme.
Universities Superannuation Scheme (76930/1)
Mr Upjohn complains that the Trustee: erred in its decision not to award him an incapacity pension from active membership of the Scheme; was obstructive and unhelpful and failed to provide him with information regarding what was needed to mak …
Tools of the Trade SSAS (74491/2)
Mr Grummitt has complained that Namulas (now part of Windsor Life) delayed signing forms as trustee of the Scheme, causing investment losses.
Local Government Pension Scheme (74569/1)
Mr Burman complains of maladministration by the Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI) because it refused his application to augment his pension entitlement and because of the way that it dealt with his application.
Teachers Pension Scheme (74897/2)
Ms McGarrigle complains that: the Department was at fault in deciding not to award her Total Incapacity Benefit (TIB) on her retirement on the grounds of ill health; and the Department and the Council failed to keep h …
The Trafalgar House Pension Trust (75274)
Mr Grimley has complained that he was provided with incorrect information concerning his benefits in 1999 and 2004 and that he relied to his detriment on this information. The Pension Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The compla …
British Nuclear Fuels Limited (75361/1)
Mr Isherwood complains that his former employer, British Nuclear Fuels Limited (BNFL) now Sellafield Limited, has not kept a commitment given to him that he would be no worse off, in respect of his benefits from the GPS, as a result of working overseas for BNFL’s USA subsidiary, BNFL Inc.