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The 2023 SA4 Acronyms continue to apply for 2024.
All the information provided in the previous posts from 2020 onwards remains relevant. The following update could also be useful: TPR’s website...
The Subject SA4 Core Reading on sponsor covenant for the 2023 examinations states that the Subject SP4 Core Reading on sponsor covenant is all...
Acronyms of Subject SA4 material for the 2023 exams are attached to this thread. Although these can be useful for your studies do pay careful...
The PUSCR is the contribution rate that needs to be paid to reflect the cost of benefits over the control period. Before insurance this will...
This option to usually known an a Pension Increase Exchange (PIE) i.e. an option offered to members whereby they exchange their entitlement to...
This is really a question for the Examiners and relates to when the exam was specific to the UK. From observation the post-retirement discount...
Acronyms of Subject SA4 material for the 2022 exams are attached to this thread. Although these can be useful for your studies do pay careful...
By putting 1% in the denominator you calculate the percentage directly i.e. the 40 represents 40%
The 1% is used so the result is automatically calculated as the percentage i.e. 1.6 to represent 1.6% of salary.
It is very important to tailor points made in the exam to the scenario set out in the question. Candidates can demonstrate understanding by using...
Acronyms of Subject SP4 material for the 2021 exams are attached to this thread. Although these can be useful for your studies do pay careful...
The Subject SA4 Core Reading on sponsor covenant for the 2021 examinations states that the Subject SP4 Core Reading on sponsor covenant is all...
Acronyms of Subject SA4 material for the 2021 exams are attached to this thread. Although these can be useful for your studies do pay careful...
