Mil Pension payment date
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Mil Pension payment date
Has anyone's pension payment date (that is if you originally had it set for a date apart from "the end of the month") been moving to the right over the last couple of years?
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My retirement date/pension date is the 21st. I can see from my BACS statement that my "pay" is released on, or about, that date depending on holidays/weekends. My "pay" hits my US bank account between 24th-28th (again depending on w/e etc) It's remained the same for the last few years.
Hope that helps?
Hope that helps?
I left on the 31st, my (EDP) 'pension' is paid on the 28th (or the previous Friday if that falls on a weekend) and is always in the bank on that date.
I don't recall having the option to choose the payment date and have never been entirely sure why it's paid when it is. My birthday is the 28th so maybe it's that?
I don't recall having the option to choose the payment date and have never been entirely sure why it's paid when it is. My birthday is the 28th so maybe it's that?
I retired on 11 Sep 94 and my first pension payment was 14 Oct. For the last 20 years it has always been paid on the 14th of each month except when the day is a weekend or public holiday. Then it has been paid early.
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Ret 19th , paid on the 15th ever since.
Eternally grateful to HMG, UK Taxpayer ... and myself for a good career decision back in 1965
Eternally grateful to HMG, UK Taxpayer ... and myself for a good career decision back in 1965
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Thanks chaps, I have confirmed, by phone with Equiniti, that my date HAS been changed twice. I now have to write them a nice letter asking for it to go back to the original date and wait.
thanks for your replies.
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Glad rag,
I wouldn't write them a letter - I'd verbally raise a complaint with them requiring them to tell you why their actions have created uncertainty, distress and inconvenience, asking them for a figure to settle and confirming, in writing, that your payment date will revert.
I wouldn't write them a letter - I'd verbally raise a complaint with them requiring them to tell you why their actions have created uncertainty, distress and inconvenience, asking them for a figure to settle and confirming, in writing, that your payment date will revert.
Yes, it does. In very simplistic term, all I can manage in such matters, the concern may be that a 15 day (for example) shift to the right could lose you half a month's pension. Sure, it should all be adjusted accordingly, but given the obvious uncertainty expressed here, it's understandable that folks are concerned.
Mine is paid on the 28th. If the 28th happens to be a Sat/Sun, then it's paid on the previous Friday.
No problems over the last (crikey!) 11 years....
No problems over the last (crikey!) 11 years....
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If you rely on it to pay Direct Debits or Standing Orders it possibly would matter. Out of interest, I checked today. Mine has been regularly paid for 10 years or so on the 20th (notwithstanding weekends etc) or so I have always assumed. This month though, it didn't go in until today. I shall keep a beady eye on it!