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GMP High Court Ruling
betty66
Posts: 4 Newbie
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Does anyone have any information on the GMP High Court Ruling announced in the financial times on 20/11/2020?
Is this something we should be looking into with our trustees?
Does anyone have any information on the GMP High Court Ruling announced in the financial times on 20/11/2020?
Is this something we should be looking into with our trustees?
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Definitely something all trustees of contracted out schemes pre 1997 need to look at!
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Of course it is (assuming you are for real and not trolling - hard to believe a board of trustees wouldn't know about this). Ask the scheme lawyers to advise, in liaison with the scheme actuary and administrators.betty66 said:Hi
Does anyone have any information on the GMP High Court Ruling announced in the financial times on 20/11/2020?
Is this something we should be looking into with our trustees?0 -
Yes! It's effectively certain that any scheme that saw transfers out is going to have to make smallish equalisation payments to some men and/or some women who transferred out. Can be either or both depending on the specifics for each person. It's likely to cost more in administration than in amounts paid.0
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Thanks guys I'm new to pensions but was interested to read this article. My husband is on a GMP which saw a huge reduction when he became eligible for state pension which we were not expecting. Any amount will help us.0
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'A huge reduction at State pension age' doesn't sound like this issue. Is his occupational pension a 'claw back' scheme - ie, pays a higher rate until the State pension kicks in? If so, that will have been fully explained in his pension scheme booklet.betty66 said:Thanks guys I'm new to pensions but was interested to read this article. My husband is on a GMP which saw a huge reduction when he became eligible for state pension which we were not expecting. Any amount will help us.0 -
No it's not related to this issue but it definitely wasn't explained to us what would happen. Our fault I know but hard when you realise what you signed when you were in your 20's!
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I have emailed the pension trustees from my ex DB scheme asking them to confirm if there was an impact on my transfer value. Awaiting a reply.0
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Don't hold your breath. It will take years to work through all the re-calculations.ianthy said:I have emailed the pension trustees from my ex DB scheme asking them to confirm if there was an impact on my transfer value. Awaiting a reply.0
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