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Zegra:
Yes but he need to get the service of a lawyer that'll assist with nessscary legal documents.
I think lawyers charge 10% of the amount involved.

Wrong... the money is either in Annuity or program withdrawal and he doesn't need a lawyer to get the money as the two program has either beneficiary or next of kin attached to them respectively.

So all that is needed is for the beneficiary or next of kin to approach the annuity company or PFA

Asquare84:
If your dad fall in to contributry pension then all outstanding balance in his RSA account will be paid emblock to the next of kin.

Wrong information, since the father has retired, and monthly pension already being paid to him, the money is no longer in his RSA account, it has either been moved to annuity or programme withdrawal.

Nbotee:
There is nothing he will do at the PFA without the LOA.. Thats the most important document


They must first get a Letter of Administration. It is the first requirement anyone will request becos that is what recognises them as legal custodians of the deceased entitlements. During processing of the LOA dey must provide proof of the beneficiary's death(Death Certificate, burial programme or poster) and even bring 2 people who will attest and stand as guarantors. They will also need his PFA and other entitlement details (bank accounts they can't access, investment portfolios etc). It is the court that will issue bank statement requests to those places requesting for the balances and entitlements on behalf of the beneficiaries

Again, the fund is either in annuity or program withdrawal.
At the inception of the policy into program withdrawal or annuity, the man would have filled out who his beneficiary would be. And in that sense, that becomes a "will". The beneficiary does not need any letter of Administration from court or anywhere else to access the fund.
Some documents are obviously going to requested by the annuity company or PFA however, not LOA.

Where I think you've mistaken the information is that there is a different between someone who is yet to retire or access his RSA but died and someone who has already accessed his RSA and on monthly pension before dying.

Ninobraw:
I lost my dad about 8 months ago. He retired from service 2014 and has been paid his gratuity, and was receiving his pension before his death.
What entitlements is he due now after death for the next of kin to pursue, and what process would you advise to achieve it?

Please don't let those ignorant fellas above mislead you.

First there are some questions you need to answer so as to get the right answers.

1. Which pension fund administrator manages his pension?

2. Is he on annuity plan or programme withdrawal

If Annuity, 2014 to 2021 is less than 10years guarantee period so you still have a sum of accumulated 5years to collect.

If programmed withdrawal, better for you because he might have a large sum sitting in his account.

Please answer the 2 above question so I can help proffer better solution. Thanks

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