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To apply for a lost pension APC based on the quote above complete the personal details below, check the box to confirm you have read the terms and conditions then print and send your application form | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Buy Lost Pension - Apply |
To apply for a lost pension APC based on the quote above complete the personal details below, check the box to confirm you have read the terms and conditions then print and send your application form | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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1.Gender:It is important this is completed correctly as the cost factors used are gender specific2.Date of Birth:You must be between 16 and 74 to be in the LGPS. Enter a date in the format dd mm yyyy3.Lost pensionable pay:Please enter the total pensionable pay 'lost' during your absence. This amount should be obtained from your employer in writing and a copy of the confirmation kept for your records.4.Reason for absence:Please select from the valid reasons for absence shown. The reason must be confirmed in writing by your employer and a copy of the confirmation kept for your records. If your reason for absence is not shown you cannot use this option but should use the extra pension option instead5.Section during absence:Please select either main or 50/50. This must be the section you were in during your period of absence and must be confirmed in writing by your employer with a copy of the confirmation kept for your records. Note unless you have at any time elected for the 50/50 section you will by default be a member of the main section. |
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Note that regular payments are only available for applicants who are more than 1 year from SPA6.Last day of absence:Please enter the date of the last day of the period of absence. This must be after 31st March 2015, confirmed in writing by your employer, and a copy of the confirmation kept for your records.30 day override boxOnly tick this box if you are making an election to buy lost pension for authorised unpaid leave or unpaid additional child related leave more than 30 days after you have returned to work and your employer has given written agreement to contribute towards the cost (for elections made within 30 days of returning to work, the employer must contribute 2/3rds of the cost of buying lost pension).7.Method of payment:Please select the method of payment you wish to use either regular or lump sum deduction from payroll or by lump sum direct to your pension fund administering authority on receipt of an invoice. Please note that your pension fund administering authority may have a minimum amount for regular payments - please check with US first to avoid your application being rejected. If you select lump sum deduction and the amount could not be Reasonably deducted in your next pay period your application may be turned down8.Years:If you have selected regular deductions in field 7 please enter the number of years you wish to make payments over9.Pay frequency:If you have selected regular deductions in field 7 please enter the frequency of your pay which will also be the frequency of your payments. If you are not paid monthly, weekly or four weekly please contact your pension fund administering authority.If you wish to recalculate using a lump sum deduction please reset this field to blank by selecting '--'. |
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Age used in calculationThis is the greater of your current age, your age at next birthday if it falls in the next 30 days or your age at your date of return to work if this is in the futureNormal Pension AgeThis is the greater of age 65 or your individual State Pension Age under current proposalsAnnual pension lost during absenceThis is the total annual pension you have lost calculated using the amount of lost pensionable pay in field 3 and the section in field 5Years of agreementFor regular payments this is the number of years entered in field 8 over which the regular purchase agreement will runPension added to account each year of agreementIf you have chosen regular payments this is the amount of extra pension added to your pension account in each year of the agreement. So for example if you are buying £1000 annual pension over 10 years then £100 would be added to your pension account each yearGross total cost of pension being boughtThis is the total regular cost per pay period (monthly, weekly or four weekly) or lump sum cost of purchasing the lost pension shown above including any employer shareCost to employerThis is the regular cost per pay period (monthly, weekly or four weekly) or lump sum cost to be met by the employer for authorised or child related absences ending within the last 30 days. You must obtain written confirmation of the reason for your absence and your date of return to work prior to any applicationGross cost to member before tax reliefThis is the regular cost per pay period (monthly, weekly or four weekly) or lump sum cost to you payable either as a deduction from your pay or directly to your pension provider upon receipt of an invoice depending on the method chosen. Payments are subject to tax relief at your marginal rate. If deductions are made from payroll tax relief will be calculated and applied by your employer. If by direct lump sum you will need to claim the tax relief yourself.Gross cost per £100 of pensionThis is the regular cost per pay period (monthly, weekly or four weekly) or lump sum cost per £100 of pension to be purchased for someone of your gender, age and your NPA |
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10.Full Name:Please enter your full name11.National Insurance Number:Please enter a valid NI Number in the format aa123456a12.Employer:Please enter the name of your employer13(a).Payroll Number:Use this and field 13(b) to uniquely identify this post from any others you may have13(b).Job Title:If you wish to purchase lost pension against multiple posts you will need to complete an application for each post14.Email addressPlease enter your email address in a valid format. |