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kalla
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There is a thread on Pensions I have read on this forum, and many people on IVA and in company pensions are allowed to have it, now the you have a company pension but then it appears creditors didn't allow it?? Why is this inconsistence happening. Its only in Personal pensions when creditors take it away.
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It appears that there is complete breakdown in communication somewhere?
You told and supplied evidence to C.S that you are paying a pension as an expenditure item, the creditors say 'NO' but if the contribution cannot be stopped then you can make the payment out of your other allowances. You had 30 days to declare your intentions.It appears the IP saw no evidence that you are paying into a pension so demanded the extra payment in lieu and in full equal to the pension payment.
This discrepancy should have been picked up by DFD much earlier and flagged up then rather than now.
I feel{and ask the IP} that even though in your pay slip it shows you are paying into a pension, the most important legal reference here is "declaring your pensions payment intentions' within the 30 days.No intentions in evidence appears to have been declared???
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kalla on Thu Dec 11, 2008 3:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.