Jime nhs monthly a

Pippyh

Can anyone tell me why I have been paid an amount of money into my bank account . I retired in September 21 and returned to work part time . I am thinking it Must be something to do with my pension . But unable to find out what it means . Any help much appreciated. Thank you 

Stubod

???????????????????

..find out where it came from and ask them???

xylophone

See https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1608347/nhs-pension

This is a post from 2009 on exactly the same matter.....

tortgirl

Ha - I have just had the same happen. My accountant has no idea, says it appears to be something to do with extra pension payments I may have made (I never made any additional pension payments when working for the NHS)  but he  says I will have to pay tax on it

"Find out where it came from" is nigh on impossible with the NHS pensions payment body/website. I too was hoping someone would have something more concrete! At least I know I am not alone

xylophone

This seems to have been going on for years - the reference appears always to begin JIM but the final letter varies. E K M Q O......

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1608347/nhs-pension

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5627282/jimk-nhs-mnthly

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5627282/jimk-nhs-mnthly

http://jrsretirement.blogspot.com/2009/01/

Looking forward to receiving my first pension payment on the 24th!
When my (relatively) large lump sum payment went into the bank the statement entry was followed by: "JIMO NHS MNTHLY A" so I am hoping that a huge error has been made and that I will be receiving my lump sum payment every month from now on - somehow I doubt it, watch this space...

tortgirl

Yes, - Mine says JIMO so the letter at the end must change yearly. Thank you

Riogold2018

I've just had the same, one lump sum, one smaller payment, I've  emailed them about 
It, I'll keep you updated.

xylophone

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/72384613/#Comment_72384613

Seems the likeliest explanation.

MrsPeaches264

Riogold2018 said:

I've just had the same, one lump sum, one smaller payment, I've  emailed them about 
It, I'll keep you updated.

Ive had the same today.  Did you get a response?  I have emailed pensions myself 

Chantallumbamba

I would like to know more about the JIMH NHS MNTHLY , PLEASE.

jim8888

We just received one of these payments in our bank, designated JIMT NHS MN. Later that day a letter arrived from the NHS stating it was due to a "retirement lump sum index linked second bite pensions increase". It relates to the 2023 Pension Increase Review effective 10 April 2023 and the starting date the pension benefits became payable. Well, thanks very much NHS, but could you show me your workings?  Honestly, how anyone works out that an NHS pension payment is exactly what you are entitled to is anyone's guess (but at least, unlike HMRC, we don't owe them a payment!)