Benefit Funding

Discussion in 'CA1' started by pig, Aug 23, 2008.

  1. pig

    pig Member

    Can anyone please clarify what's the difference between just in time funding and terminal funding? :confused:

    Is it that just in time funding only applies for when the sponsor is in trouble e.g. bankrupcy??

    Thanks.
     
  2. Phoenix

    Phoenix Member

    Hi,

    The main difference is that just in time funding is triggered by an outside event (e.g. sponsor insolvency) not a benefit event (e.g. the pension becoming payable). Terminal funding is the last point at which the sponsor can fund for the benefit event before it becomes payable.

    Hope this helps ;)
     
  3. Teeny

    Teeny Member

    What would happen if (under just in time funding) the benefit becomes payable? Would it be run as a PAYG or would funds be set aside at the time of the first payment becoming payable?
     
  4. pig

    pig Member

    Thanks! :)
     
  5. Anna Bishop

    Anna Bishop ActEd Tutor Staff Member

    Hi Teeny

    If, under just in time funding, the external event does not happen, the funding for the actual benefit itself could be either terminal funding or PAYG.

    Anna
     

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