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Defined benefits lump-sum death benefit
Practical Law UK Glossary 8-204-0458
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Glossary
Defined benefits lump-sum death benefit
A lump-sum death benefit that may be paid by a
registered pension scheme
on a member's death in respect of a
defined benefit
arrangement. Payment constitutes a
benefit crystallisation event 7
and so the scheme administrator must make a check against the member's available
lifetime allowance
and pay the
lifetime allowance charge
on any excess. If the lump sum is paid in respect of a member who died after reaching the age of 75, the
special lump-sum death benefits charge
will also be payable. (
Paragraph 13
, Schedule 29, Finance Act 2004.)