Ombudsman partly upholds Teachers' Pensions complaint

Teachers’ Pensions must award £500 to complainant for distress and inconvenience

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Ombudsman partly upholds Teachers' Pensions complaint

The Pensions Ombudsman has said the Teachers’ Pensions must pay £500 to an individual for significant distress and inconvenience she suffered due to maladministration.

In a determination handed on September 9, the ombudsman said it partly upheld a woman's complaint and ordered Teachers' Pensions to pay the amount 28 days after the decision. The complainant sai...

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