Lifetime Allowance definition
Examples of Lifetime Allowance in a sentence
If you are affected by either the Annual Allowance (the value of pension savings you can make each year), or the Lifetime Allowance (the total value of your pension savings), you may be eligible to receive a payment in lieu of the University contributing to a pension scheme.
If you are aged under 75, there is no tax charge on any lump sum payment unless the lump sum is greater than your available Lifetime Allowance and the funds have not been previously tested against this Allowance.
Such Life Cover will be provided under the terms of any arrangement designated by the Employer and notified to the Executive (subject to the proviso that any Life Cover in excess of the Lifetime Allowance applicable to registered pension schemes will be provided by the Employer or through an arrangement other than a registered pension scheme).
Such Life Cover will be provided under the terms of the Lloyds TSB Group Pension Scheme (No.2) (subject to the proviso that any Life Cover in excess of the Lifetime Allowance applicable to registered pension schemes will be provided by the Employer).
For example, checking how much, if any, of the member’s Lifetime Allowance is used up by the transfer.