09
Apr
2021
The Trustees of these defined benefit schemes, which represent nearly 450,000 members and £83bn of assets, believe the implications of this decision have not been fully considered.
24
Feb
2021
The Trustees of the BT Pension Scheme, Ford Pension Schemes and Marks and Spencer Pension Scheme have today announced that
13
Jan
2021
Following members’ feedback, we have been investing in technology and modernising our online services.
06
Jan
2021
BT Pension Scheme Management (‘BTPSM’) has announced, with immediate effect, the appointment of Wyn Francis as Chief Investment Officer.
If you get divorced, BTPS may be required to allocate or pay part of your retirement or death benefits to your ex-spouse to comply with any court order requiring this.
This can happen even if you are already receiving a pension. Part of your pension will then belong to your former spouse, who must then transfer the value of it to another pension arrangement. This process is known as ‘pension sharing’.
If you are getting divorced it is important that you review your Expression of Wish Form and seek legal advice as the options can be complex.
If you need detailed information about the value of your benefits in connection with a divorce, you will need to contact the administration team.
Please select from section A or C
Section A
For members who joined the Scheme before 1 December 1971
Section B
Section B no longer has any active members, if you are a deferred member of Section B, please visit the deferred section here
Section C
Section C closed to most active members on 30 June 2018, but remains open to members holding a “GAD passport” following a previous transfer from another employer. If you are a deferred member of Section C, please visit the deferred section here
Please select from section A, B or C
Section A
For members who joined the Scheme before 1 December 1971
Section B
For members who joined the Scheme between 1 December 1971 and 31 March 1986
Section C
For members who joined the Scheme on or from 1 April 1986 but before the Scheme closed on 31 March 2001
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