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Pensions Act 2014

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6 Recalculation and backdating of transitional rate in special cases

(1) This section modifies the transitional rate of the state pension for a person if, after the person has reached pensionable age, a determination is made under section 48A(2) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (contracting-out: reinstatement in state scheme following payment of contributions equivalent premium). (2) The person's transitional rate is to be recalculated (taking the determination into account under paragraph 3(8) of Schedule 1). (3) The recalculated rate has effect as from the day on which the person reached pensionable age (and the other provisions of this Part apply accordingly).

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6 Recalculation and backdating of transitional rate in special cases

(1) This section modifies the transitional rate of the state pension for a person if, after the person has reached pensionable age, a determination is made under section 48A(2) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (contracting-out: reinstatement in state scheme following payment of contributions equivalent premium). (2) The person's transitional rate is to be recalculated (taking the determination into account under paragraph 3(8) of Schedule 1). (3) The recalculated rate has effect as from the day on which the person reached pensionable age (and the other provisions of this Part apply accordingly).

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