RPSM11104600 - Technical Pages: Lifetime allowance: Valuing benefits on BCEs: Member reaches age 75 without taking or having secured all benefits: contents

Where a member reaches age 75 without taking some or all of their entitlement under an arrangement (BCE 5, BCE 1 and BCE 5B) or without having secured a pension (BCE 5A)


RPSM11104610 BCE 5: where a member reaches age 75 without taking all their entitlements under a defined benefits arrangement
RPSM11104620 Calculating the amount crystallising through BCE 5
RPSM11104630 Examples of how the amount crystallising through BCE 5 is calculated
RPSM11104640 Why a money purchase arrangement is not covered by BCE 5, and where a member reaches age 75 before 6 April 2011 having previously designated funds as available to provide an unsecured pension (BCE 5A) and where all or part of the funds in the arrangement have not been crystallised (BCE 1)
RPSM11104645 Why a money purchase arrangement is not covered by BCE5, and where a member reaches age 75 on or after 6 April 2011 having previously designated funds as available to provide an unsecured pension (BCE 5A) and where all or part of the funds in the arrangement have not been crystallised (BCE 5B)
RPSM11104650 BCE 5 and BCE 1: where a member reaches age 75 before 6 April 2011 without taking their entitlement under a hybrid arrangement
RPSM11104655 BCE 5B: where a member reaches age 75 on or after 6 April 2011 without taking their entitlement under a hybrid arrangement
RPSM11104660 An example of what happens where a member reaches age 75 before 6 April 2011 without taking their entitlement under a hybrid arrangement
RPSM11104665 An example of what happens where a member reaches age 75 on or after 6 April 2011 without taking their entitlement under a hybrid arrangement
RPSM11104670 Whether a scheme administrator should apply a lifetime allowance charge when a member reaches age 75 but cannot be contracted or is untraceable