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Defined Benefit Deferred Pension
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As others have said......I'm a deferred member of RTZ scheme, left there in 1990, and it's handled by Willis Towers Watson. They do not send annual or Tri annual or any other kind of statement of personal benefits. They send a leaflet, giving details of overall value of the scheme, number of members etc, but that's all.
You can request one in writing .0 -
Easy enough to calculate using a spreadsheet. If you wish to monitor the value of the deferred pension.hyperhypo said:I'm in a deferred db scheme (private utility)...no annual valuations are provided automatically but are available, given notice, if a phone request made to the scheme admins. Or, e.g. as a valuation is provided at time of deferrment , calculate present valuation according to whatever metric is used, CPI or RPI.2
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