Contracting-out: dealing with the abolition of protected rights | Practical Law

Contracting-out: dealing with the abolition of protected rights | Practical Law

This note covers practical and legal issues that will have affected sponsoring employers and trustees of contracted-out defined contribution (DC) occupational pension schemes in relation to the abolition of protected rights on 6 April 2012. The note highlights events straddling 6 April 2012, such as death claims, transfers, bankruptcy, serious ill-health claims and short-service refunds. It also sets out some practical issues affecting disclosure requirements for appropriate personal pension schemes.

Contracting-out: dealing with the abolition of protected rights

Practical Law UK Practice Note 3-506-5669 (Approx. 22 pages)

Contracting-out: dealing with the abolition of protected rights

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This note covers practical and legal issues that will have affected sponsoring employers and trustees of contracted-out defined contribution (DC) occupational pension schemes in relation to the abolition of protected rights on 6 April 2012. The note highlights events straddling 6 April 2012, such as death claims, transfers, bankruptcy, serious ill-health claims and short-service refunds. It also sets out some practical issues affecting disclosure requirements for appropriate personal pension schemes.