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This guide provides information about the benefits payable, and answers any questions you may have following the death of a member. For forms, publications and more information about Civil Service Pensions (CSP) visit our website at: . www.civilservicepensionscheme.org.uk. Making a Claim:
When a pension scheme member dies, their loved ones may be entitled to benefits. These could include a: death benefit lump sum; widow’s or widower’s, child’s, partner’s or civil partner’s pension; widow’s or Widower’s Pension Scheme (WPS) refund
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Death benefit claim form: one-of. payments. If you are the deceased member’s personal representative and/or death benefit nominee, you can use this form to claim one or more of the following benefits: a death benefit lump sum. a Widow(er)’s Pension Scheme (WPS) refund.
This guide covers the death benefits that are currently allowable under the legislation from registered money purchase pension schemes. It doesn’t cover the death benefit rules for defined benefit schemes, nor does it cover the treatment of contracted-out benefits (GMP and Reference Scheme Test benefits).
This guide covers the death benefits from the following plans: – Personal Pension. – Stakeholder Pension. – Group Personal Pension. – Group Stakeholder Pension. – Free Standing Additional Voluntary Contributions. This guide applies from November 2023. Before buying a product, you need to be aware of the risks and commitment involved.
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Death in respect of a Pension Credit. We cannot pay a lump sum on death benefit until we confirm the late member’s personal representative. Claim for a lump sum on death in respect of a Pension Credit (AW11PC) (PDF: 312KB) Share this page.
