Lothbury Pension Administration?

chainbar_loyal

wallpaperman wrote: »

I'm sure Robmatic knows more about pensions that you ever will.

Mancyouth is very eloquent and informed on the subject unlike yourself who seems to have little clue what is going on other than blaming everyone such as the administrators and bank and taking little responsibility for your own daftness.

A bunch of smileys is about your best contributions to this topic.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you still have to retort to my previous question .... and as for not to me not been up to speed believe me son ...imm more than you give me credit for

chainbar_loyal

chainbar_loyal wrote: »

which pension fund does it go back into?????????:rotfl::rotfl:when i transfered the money over the pension was closed do keep up also if that was the case that the money had to go into a pension which one i dont know please enlighten me and tell me were the odious wilson fields -the ....ahem administrators will get their fees from????and also where will barclays get their legal costs from???? if pension money cant be touched that means the parasites dont get paid ....mmmmmm that dosnt sound too bad

imm waiting...........:rotfl:

wallpaperman

chainbar_loyal wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you still have to retort to my previous question .... and as for not to me not been up to speed believe me son ...imm more than you give me credit for

I'm sorry, I can't even work out what you are going on about most of the time. What does 'retort to my previous question' actually mean do the rest of us that speak regular English?

wallpaperman

chainbar_loyal wrote: »

imm waiting...........:rotfl:

Ah right, I'm with you I think.

I'd have though to a pension expert like yourself, it was fairly obvious what I meant.

My thoughts on the matter were that despite your original pension obviously no longer being in force, you (or someone acting on your behalf, like an IFA) would have had to find a suitable pension policy for any money that was retrieved.

After all, it would only be logical for money from a registered pension scheme to go back to a registered pension scheme. However, Mancyouth has since posted that this is not the case (and I don't know if that was just for his circumstances or for everyone involved) as the money was held in sort sort of 'limbo' account and had not reached the supposed scheme.

That doesn't make sense to me or others who work in the industry but hey, if that's what some over paid legal boffins say, who am I to argue.

Chainbar loyal, I would just leave the complicated stuff to be discussed by people who understand it to some degree.

chainbar_loyal

wallpaperman wrote: »

I'm sorry, I can't even work out what you are going on about most of the time. What does 'retort to my previous question' actually mean do the rest of us that speak regular English?

post 58 you havnt told me which pension fund my money has /will have to be put back into ......do keep up son

chainbar_loyal

wallpaperman wrote: »

Ah right, I'm with you I think.

I'd have though to a pension expert like yourself, it was fairly obvious what I meant.

My thoughts on the matter were that despite your original pension obviously no longer being in force, you (or someone acting on your behalf, like an IFA) would have had to find a suitable pension policy for any money that was retrieved.

After all, it would only be logical for money from a registered pension scheme to go back to a registered pension scheme. However, Mancyouth has since posted that this is not the case (and I don't know if that was just for his circumstances or for everyone involved) as the money was held in sort sort of 'limbo' account and had not reached the supposed scheme.

That doesn't make sense to me or others who work in the industry but hey, if that's what some over paid legal boffins say, who am I to argue.

Chainbar loyal, I would just leave the complicated stuff to be discussed by people who understand it to some degree.

that leaves you out wallpaper man to say you work in the industry i would say i have more of a understanding than yourself 2 sugars please

chainbar_loyal

wallpaperman wrote: »

I'm sorry, I can't even work out what you are going on about most of the time. What does 'retort to my previous question' actually mean do the rest of us that speak regular English?

retort means reply and i think you want too replace do for to;)

wallpaperman

chainbar_loyal wrote: »

that leaves you out wallpaper man to say you work in the industry i would say i have more of a understanding than yourself 2 sugars please

Yeah, OK Chainbar loyal, you're back to making little sense again.

Now remind me oh clever one, you did exactly what with your hard earned pension funds??? Genius move....

Sorry to anyone else, I'm not making fun of people losing their pension savings, I just do have an issue with a half-wit trying to act superior.

chainbar_loyal

wallpaperman wrote: »

Yeah, OK Chainbar loyal, you're back to making little sense again.

Now remind me oh clever one, you did exactly what with your hard earned pension funds??? Genius move....

Sorry to anyone else, I'm not making fun of people losing their pension savings, I just do have an issue with a half-wit trying to act superior.

my money o !!!!!! one is sat in a frozen barclays account waiting for me to reclaim :rotfl::rotfl:

chainbar_loyal

i also love the fact that someone that has nothing to do with this case is obsessing over it you want to try online dating wallpaperman