SCHEDULE 8 Pension Sharing: Appropriate Weekly Rate Under Section 13
Pensions Act 2014 (2014 c 19) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 8 Pension Sharing: Appropriate Weekly Rate Under Section 13

Section 13

Introduction

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This Schedule sets out the appropriate weekly rate of a person's state pension under section 13.

Appropriate weekly rate for pensioner with old state scheme pension credit

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(1)     This paragraph sets out the appropriate weekly rate if the person is entitled to a state pension under section 13 because of an old state scheme pension credit.

(2)     If the person became entitled to the old state scheme pension credit in or after the final relevant year, the appropriate weekly rate is a weekly rate equal to the person's notional rate.

(3)     If the person became entitled to the old state scheme pension credit before the final relevant year, the appropriate

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