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CETV calculations suspended

plutoniumcard
Junior Member

07 Sep 10 #223180 by plutoniumcard

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The latest update I have been given is that the PPPA now hope to have the tables from the Treasury by the end of September! Another month slips by....Final Hearing gets ever closer!!

plutoniumcard
Junior Member

20 Sep 10 #225596 by plutoniumcard

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Hopefully finally there is some positive news? I got my Union to chase up progress on CETV calculations by PPPA. Apparently the long awaited Treasury guidance is with the pension providers now...it is just a matter of them cracking on and clearing the backlog. I am hoping they will attempt to prioritise the urgent (soonest Court dates!) first.

Fingers crossed!

cinders1
Senior Member

23 Sep 10 #226140 by cinders1

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The treasury have indeed issued guidelines but the NHS systems are currently being updated to reflect this, until this is done still no CETV's are being issued. When they are ready they are going to employ some temps to clear the backlog as quickly as possible.

plutoniumcard
Junior Member

16 Oct 10 #229758 by plutoniumcard

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Hi

Good news....I got my CETV through on Friday, so at least that can't delay the final hearing in November!

As a civil servant...the change from RPI to CPI knocked just over 12% off the value:(

Good luck to those who are still waiting for theirs to be calculated.

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