Massive interest in two-pot withdrawals puts administrators to the test
As the two-pot system rolls out, fund administrators are receiving a wave of withdrawal claims, highlighting the financial squeeze many are feeling.
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‘Two-pot system will produce better outcomes for those who avoid the risks’
The type of fund to which a member belongs may improve or undermine the preservation of retirement fund assets, says Allan Gray.
Two pots: how withdrawals from DB funds will differ
Actuarial calculations may affect the costs and time for defined-benefit fund withdrawals, depending on the rules of the fund and the complexity involved.
GEPF and other public sector funds ‘will be part of the two-pot system’
How accessibility and seeding will impact members of defined-benefit retirement funds.
Two pots: fund members must understand the implications of withdrawals
Money in the savings pot should be withdrawn only as a last resort, for absolute financial emergencies.
Cosatu wants a higher cap on transfers to fund members’ savings pots
It’s also hoping for concessions on access to the retirement pot when members are retrenched or dismissed.
Latest proposals on how the two-pot retirement system will work
A guide to the features of the three components: savings, retirement, and vested.
Withdrawal of debarment by FSP – Tribunal consent poses questions
“Unless debarment procedures are fair, reasonable and lawful, decisions taken to debar persons can be, and will be, overturned on technical grounds following an application to the Tribunal to reconsider any such decision”, […]
