Pensionable Pay definition
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Your Pensionable Pay for the purposes of determining your contributions and Prudential’s contributions will be your Basic Salary.
In respect of Members (including Members who have been designated by the Principal Employer as in EB 6 and above) who joined the Plan on or after 1 April 2011, Pensionable Pay means basic annual earnings, plus any holiday pay and any Higher Duties Allowance received.
In the absence of any further reviews, this average contribution rate would be paid for 20 years from 1 April 2005, reverting to 9.2% of Pensionable Pay at the end of the period.
If the deficit is recovered over this 20 year period then the average employer contribution rate emerging from the valuation is 13.2% of Pensionable Pay per annum.
An Employer rate of 15% of Pensionable Pay currently applies to EB 6 Members who joined the Plan before 1 April 2016 and any other Member who the Principal Employer, with the consent of the Trustees, designates as an EB 6 Member.