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scheme splits?
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Jefferson Starfish
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scheme splits?
Just out of interest, does anyone know roughly the split between section B, section C and the DC plan, among current employees?
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RobertT
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Re: scheme splits?
My office has roughly 100 employees and going by the seniority list, and assuming everyone was enrolled into the pension from day one, the split is:
Section A = 0
Section B = 3%
Section C = 38%
RMDCP = 59% - some with at least 5 years in the RMDCP may have joined the DBCBS(section F of the RMPP) instead.
In practice there are probably some who initially joined a pension but have since opted out, and there may be some who've opted out completely. So those percentages may be a little lower.
I have no idea whether that is mirrored across the company!
Section A = 0
Section B = 3%
Section C = 38%
RMDCP = 59% - some with at least 5 years in the RMDCP may have joined the DBCBS(section F of the RMPP) instead.
In practice there are probably some who initially joined a pension but have since opted out, and there may be some who've opted out completely. So those percentages may be a little lower.
I have no idea whether that is mirrored across the company!
Links to all RM pension related websites are here
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: scheme splits?
Not sure but isn't this information in the RM Pension Account Statements (somewhere in there i think)Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑24 Aug 2022, 18:49Just out of interest, does anyone know roughly the split between section B, section C and the DC plan, among current employees?
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RobertT
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Re: scheme splits?
The RMSPS and RMPP reports and accounts have figures relating to how many members are active, deferred and pensioners. But as far as I can recall, there is nothing relating to how many are in each section.Hyrrokkin wrote: ↑25 Aug 2022, 19:03Not sure but isn't this information in the RM Pension Account Statements (somewhere in there i think)Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑24 Aug 2022, 18:49Just out of interest, does anyone know roughly the split between section B, section C and the DC plan, among current employees?
Links to all RM pension related websites are here