Automated payment is not a defence to pension interest claims
The fund said the automated payment of the spouse’s 50% interest was already in process, and the payment could not be stopped.
The fund said the automated payment of the spouse’s 50% interest was already in process, and the payment could not be stopped.
The decision highlights numerous irregularities at the Private Security Sector Provident Fund that were not reported to the FSCA.
The decision sets out how PSSPF board members racked up fees for meetings and ignored the fund’s procurement policy.
This case is an example of what good cause is not.
Authority says mistakes were made, but they were rectified.
Court clarifies the grounds on which an employer may interdict a retirement fund from paying out a benefit.
This is one of three changes the Authority is proposing to make to Board Notice 90.
Final version of guidance notice on intermediary remuneration published.
Conduct Standard 1 of 2022 aims to help eradicate non-payment of retirement fund contributions by employers.
FSCA implements notice exempting funds from certain qualifying criteria in Board Notice 75.
Applicant obtains High Court orders to get her share of ex-husband’s pension interest.
FSCA says enhancements to the online submission process will result in faster turnaround times.
New trends call for new requirements. Help your clients to fulfil their wishes when the time comes.
Discrepancy between the figures on his benefit statement and those on Sanlam’s website.
High Court considers the extent of the retirement fund’s investigation into the dependants.
It explicitly places an onus on retirement funds to alert employers of their obligations under the Pension Funds Act.
The Adjudicator also failed to apply the Pension Fund’s Act prescription provision correctly, tribunal says.