Pensions
Sorry to be a bit lazy but before I write to the pensions payroll a quick question for you savvy financiers out there. I left the RAF in 1992 on a 16/38 pension. I got married in 2006. Does my wife qualify for a widows pension? If not do my children qualify at all?
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http://webarchive.nationalarchives.g...ambenefits.pdf
All the info you need is here: Widow’s or Widower’s Eligibility For your widow or widower to be entitled to receive pension benefits, the following conditions apply: • you must be married at the time of your death; • only a legal spouse can receive a widow’s or widower’s pension; • only a decree absolute ends a marriage and a widow’s or widower’s pension entitlement. (Neither separation nor a decree nisi is considered as ending a marriage). |
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See page 16 of the link; • if you married after leaving the Armed Forces, only service given on or after 6 April 1978 will count towards your widow’s pension (this is known as a post-retirement widow’s pension). I'm in that position. |
What's the score if you get remarried after leaving the service. Does the new one qualify?
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Many thanks everyone especially for the link. Answers all my questions.
Tuck |
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