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Al R
9th Nov 2016, 10:15
Not sure what'd happen to us if we made a mistake like this one made to AFPS.

https://www.ft.com/content/5a1dca9a-a5cc-11e6-8b69-02899e8bd9d1

nonsense
9th Nov 2016, 11:56
Subscribe to read:
Treasury asks for extra £438m for military pensions after ‘mistake’

Al R
9th Nov 2016, 12:19
Apologies, I thought it was an ex-sub link. Search <ft armed forces pensions scheme>. Fourth link down.

Stuff
9th Nov 2016, 15:30
Try this link Treasury printing error results in £438m military pensions shortfall (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/08/treasury-printing-error-results-in-438m-military-pensions-shortf/)

Wander00
9th Nov 2016, 15:55
Hope my paltry bit is safe

Pozidrive
9th Nov 2016, 16:24
Try this link Treasury printing error results in £438m military pensions shortfall (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/08/treasury-printing-error-results-in-438m-military-pensions-shortf/)
"A straightforward administrative error" according to the spokesman!

Wander00
9th Nov 2016, 16:33
That's a c@ck-up then

Al R
9th Nov 2016, 17:36
The point in my mind, was that if there were professional trustees guaranteeing proper, independent oversight, this error would have been less likely to have arisen. As it is, with respect, we have retired senior officers, civil servants and well meaning charitable representatives. A packet of FOI data that had to be posted to me, shows how proposed disadvantageous changes to AFPS, eight years or so, progressed unhindered because the scrutiny wasn't robust enough.