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In relation to a complaint about ill health early retirement, the Deputy Pensions Ombudsman has criticised the employer council for not asking more questions of their medical advisers
The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman has directed trustees to re-make their decision about the distribution of lump sum death benefits, disregarding the fact that they had already paid the lump sum to the member's partner
Principal new developments in pensions are set out alphabetically by topic in four main sections arranged according to when the changes had or are expected to have effect
The Pensions Bill will amend the moral hazard provisions so that the act (or failure to act) which is the subject of a contribution notice (CN) must have happened within the period of six years before the Regulator gives a warming notice in respect of the proposed CN
