What do these references mean?

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At the side of present and past company pension schemes these references are at the side of the 3 different schemes names,sent to me by newcastle scheme cessation.

These are example numbers but they all begin with S: S4118188T
S83000033B and S7000033B

With these numbers can i get more info about the schemes involved?like booklets? etc

xylophone

newcastle scheme cessation.

Is this a reference to information received from The National Insurance Services to Pensions Industry (NISPI) based in Newcastle?


Scheme Cessation
Scheme Cessation deal with pension
schemes when they cease to contract out.
They are responsible for:
• providing Scheme Enquiry Listings
to Scheme Administrators to agree
membership and GMP calculations
• dealing with enquiries from
members’ of schemes, Pension
Scheme Administrators and Trustees
• making sure that members’ National
Insurance records are updated to
reflect the correct Responsible Paying
Authority
• dealing with any changes in
administrators or their
correspondence address

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xylophone wrote: »

Is this a reference to information received from The National Insurance Services to Pensions Industry (NISPI) based in Newcastle?


Scheme Cessation
Scheme Cessation deal with pension
schemes when they cease to contract out.
They are responsible for:
• providing Scheme Enquiry Listings
to Scheme Administrators to agree
membership and GMP calculations
• dealing with enquiries from
members’ of schemes, Pension
Scheme Administrators and Trustees
• making sure that members’ National
Insurance records are updated to
reflect the correct Responsible Paying
Authority
• dealing with any changes in
administrators or their
correspondence address

PT Operations north east england
scheme cessation BP2101
LONGBENTON
newcastle upon tyne

It gives the scheme name alongside those references

xylophone

It gives the scheme name alongside those references

HMRC won't provide you with scheme booklets!

You mention a "present" scheme - if you mean a scheme of which you are currently a member, presumably you have (or can easily access) the scheme booklet.

With regard to schemes of which you were formerly a member, getting the scheme booklet applicable to your years of membership may be difficult - however the administrators should be in a position to answer any queries you may have.

Drp8713

They are SCON numbers.

Silvertabby

Yes, they are SCON numbers :

What is an ECON/SCON and where can I find details?

These were for contracted-out pensions and are not needed after April 2016.

ECON stands for Employer's Contracting-Out Number. SCON stands for Scheme Contracted-out Number. They are optional 9 character reference numbers. You will have an ECON if the employer has an occupational pension scheme that is contracted out of the State Second Pension. Depending on the type of contracted-out pension, you may also have an SCON for each member of the scheme.
When the employer started the Contracted-out pension scheme they would have received a copy of the Contracted out certificate from HM Revenue and Customs. The ECON and SCON are shown on the top of this certificate.

Most employers do not have an ECON or an SCON and should leave these boxes blank.

dunstonh

With these numbers can i get more info about the schemes involved?like booklets? etc

No you cant.

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Silvertabby wrote: »

Yes, they are SCON numbers :

I like a nice Scon with butter on

Malthusian

But is it pronounced SCON or SCON?