frioslegend02:

That means they spend 6 to 8 weeks on a batch?

Nope. Reconciliation of the contributory. But for batches, they can pay 4 batches in a week

Thefarmer3:


No I can't because they're not yet done with reconciliation, I learnt it's a process which usually takes a while. If you have the means of checking your RSA balance you must have noticed such in yours as well.

Batch 97

Reconciliation takes 6 weeks to 8 weeks

Thefarmer3:


Yes of course, overpayment refund(reconciliation) will be done before crediting with accruals. In fact I just learnt from my PFA that as soon as reconciliation is concluded, we can claim the balance in the RSA even before accruals are paid. And whenever accruals are paid then it can be claimed as "additional benefits"

Told u so, but u ppl find it hard to believe

yetunsbay:
guess no over remittance of Govt share of contribution was paid made to dad after death then.

But wait oo like a case of Thefarmer3, is it that "overpayment" refund will be made first BEFORE crediting with accruals ?
I get such case.

Winter12 join put mouth

During reconciliation, the amount credited after his death will be deducted . Afterwards,the accrual would be paid

yetunsbay:
Good exactly likely the case I once discussed. Have u been paid group life before now ?
And the enquiry now is that will they still be making any payment into d RSA after this deduction. Winter12 !

His accrual will still be paid. My late dads own was paid into the rsa, remaining processing as usual

ChemicalReaction:
Congrats, man!

Thanks ma'am . You were placed on batch 91 ,right?

ChemicalReaction:
Wow!
Congratulations, Winters. This calls for celebration abeg.

Thanks a bunch

yetunsbay:
1)By the time you accessed dad's contribution did u left any bal in RSA ?

2)Fast forward to now, do you notice whether the balance you left there is what they paid you now as accruals or you notice any significant inflow ?

We cleared all his contributory, this one is a new inflow

livewithpurpose:
I just checked again. Yes they've paid! Batch 90 too!!!!

Congrats to us. Batch 91 is a go

livewithpurpose:


Wow congrats! Please explain is accrued rights that were paid? We are on batch 90 too.

Bro, go ur pfa asap . They are paying through the rsa account. I don't think it's directly into the beneficiary account

livewithpurpose:


Wow congrats! Please explain is accrued rights that were paid? We are on batch 90 too.

Yes, it was his accrual that was paid. We've accessed his contributory before.
My late dad worked with fed gov and retired 2006

Thefarmer3:


Oga Winter! Congrats o, I'm happy for you. But why is your heart heavy now? It's good news and even calls for celebration.

Abeg don't leave us yet o, you can still help with answers to some questions

Na joke I dey joke Na. I still dey

kellexnuel:


Please what's the name of the hotel

I've forgotten the name, but it's a small hotel before the training college

I think , they will get to batch 95 before August ending . Wish u all good luck

frioslegend02:

What does this mean, Accrued Right to be paid with death benefits at once?

Get in touch with ur pfa, if yours worked with the federal government pre 2004 expect something. But if not , still expect something

livewithpurpose:


You're confusing it. Accrued rights are the benefits meant for every federal government employee who joined the service before 2004 when the Pension act came into existence. This information was from the PFA and PENCOM as well.

Livingwithpurpose , always message ur pfa and make sure all the documents u are suppose to submit was submitted by ur pfa without a mistake

yetunsbay:
Final submission

The component of death benefits are:

1) Group Life Insurance
2) Accrued rights for the services rendered before 2004
3) contributions made from 2004 up to the time of death.

Group life isn't for retiree.
Batch 90 has been paid . Yetunsbay, your batch is next.
I hereby with an heavy heart, leave this group and wish you all the best

kellexnuel:

My budget is like 6k per night ,will spend someday there before coming back to ph

I spent 3500 for mine, the hotel is like 2 minutes ride to the training college

yetunsbay:
this explains all. Wetin con vex me be sey why Pencom go dey waste time dey place on batch even wen nothing go show

Na naija be that o

Winter12:


Let me paste the message that stanbic sent to my mum then.

Further to your mail below and our previous response to you, please be informed that your late husband is on Batch 90 and the account has been reconciled but the last accrued right paid for deceased is Batch 86. However, you may visit any of our pension offices close to you with all the required documents in the attached checklist to access the death benefit (fund currently in the account).

Once the accrued right is credited into the account, you will apply for it as additional death benefit.

As u can see in the last paragraph, accrued right can be paid for a retired dead employee. Group life is for those that haven't retired ,who died in service

livewithpurpose:


So if the beneficiaries have received group life there won't be death benefits? That wasn't what the PFA told us

Only if u are under the old scheme and have retired before 2004 , that's when u are entitled to additional benefit ( basically, ur accrual ).
That's why I copied the message that was sent from stanbic

yetunsbay:
My conclusion is just that if you hv been paid group life insurance then don't expect all this about DB of a thing

Group life are for those that died in service , right?

What am seeing is either group life or db , don't expect both

Winter12:


They are meant to receive such for the service they render the government before year 2004.
Anyone that started work starting from 2005 are not entitled to it

Any body that works for federal government before the introduction of the new scheme are entitled to the extra benefit. That's what I know on that

yetunsbay:
That means the deduction is basically Govt 10% contribution to employee RSA for retirement. So in this case after death of her mum the extra payment from above made might be what's deducted to my understanding but where is really the death benefits itself ?

Also,
1. What's latest regulation with respect to payment of life assurance. Into RSA or administrator's account ?

2. In the case being discussed,yeah she was batch 89 but on norms this segregation of Accrued Rights/ DB are meant to be paid.
Where are they I still don't get this...

3. What even constitutes DB

They are meant to receive such for the service they render the government before year 2004.
Anyone that started work starting from 2005 are not entitled to it

yetunsbay:
she was FG employee

Maybe they've paid both death benefits and accrued right before the account was reconcilliated . This will lead to deduction from her side.
The moment they reconcile ur account, and you've always received funds after he/her demise, expect deduction during reconciliation

frioslegend02:
I applied for the contributory pension to be paid. I was told PENCOM is yet to do reconciliation on the account. And for the other withdrawal, they said they still need accrued right or death benefit to be paid. They are basically using delay tactics.

Let me paste the message that stanbic sent to my mum then.

Further to your mail below and our previous response to you, please be informed that your late husband is on Batch 90 and the account has been reconciled but the last accrued right paid for deceased is Batch 86. However, you may visit any of our pension offices close to you with all the required documents in the attached checklist to access the death benefit (fund currently in the account).

Once the accrued right is credited into the account, you will apply for it as additional death benefit.

kellexnuel:
Hello guys, where is the venue of the training, is it in gwagwalada or abijian street cause custom have facilities in those places.
Anyone with solid info please reply, am planning on where I would stay

The one in gwagwalada, just take a bike and tell the bike man that u are going to custom training college gwagwalada

yetunsbay:
on a norms,all docs submitted should have been fully verified before forwarding ur application to PenCom not to talk of placing u on batch.
What's happening here !

Once pencom sees that your documents are genuine , they will place you on batch.
I went to pencom myself, before the application was batched . Stanbic didn't do anything. You have to go to ur pfa and frustrate their life on that one.
They even made mistake to the extent of not submitting full documents to pencom even what I showed them in pencom office ikeja . They now had to move my late dad batch

yetunsbay:


I don't understand like what are they taking back ? Is it extra Govt remittance made after death of employee ?


Lemme ask this in general, Death benefits consists of ?

They will first take the extra remittance. The money was suppose to stop upon the demise of the retiree.
If you've accessed your late parent contributory before the payment of death benefits, u can still get his/her death benefits.
But if you've been paid both before withdrawals , most of what you'll see is withdrawals because the amount might have been what he/she should receive.
That's why they reconcile , to balance the new rsa balance to what the pension board calculated. It can be either deduction or addition

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Nigeria and every avenue to get back what was supposed to be given . I guess they'll say that they overpaid the person which, is a lie

frioslegend02:
I applied for the contributory pension to be paid. I was told PENCOM is yet to do reconciliation on the account. And for the other withdrawal, they said they still need accrued right or death benefit to be paid. They are basically using delay tactics.

They will pay u, just make sure u always write your pfa

Thefarmer3:


Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I think your late dad was already retired before he passed away, which means his account has already been reconciled before you applied for his contributory that's why you were able to access it and they paid you his Contributory?

Yes, he was retired