In this case, the government pays an additional pension.

The state assumes that they are not doing so and gives increases on all of the additional pension as if you had never been contracted out.

The state will then increase the additional pension by its own inflation-proofing minus that amount.

Moving from job to job makes no difference to the additional pension.

When members retire, they will have to use the money to buy an additional pension.

He also receives an additional annual pension of $2.1 million, based on a formula that takes into account his salary and bonus, among other things.

For those older people with an income below a defined level additional pensions are payable.

Since the scheme only started in 1978, the current maximum amount of additional pension to which you would be entitled is £66.97 a week.

The white client's basic and additional pensions can take him or her well above these levels.

Could you give an update on this directive on a single market for additional pensions?