Regulation E6 Lump sum on retirementC1

F1Subject to paragraph (8), each member shall, on becoming entitled to a pension under any of regulations E1 to F2E5A, also become entitled to a lump sum.

Subject to paragraphs F3(2A), (3) and (7), the lump sum will be equal to 3 times F4that part of the yearly rate of the pension which is attributable to contributions paid under Part D.

Where regulation E2B(3) applies, the lump sum payable shall be equal to the difference between—

In the case of a man whose pensionable service started before 25th March 1972 and who is or has been married, the lump sum will be reduced in accordance with whichever of paragraphs (4) to (6) is applicable (except to the extent that the reduction has been offset under regulation Q2 (right to buy unreduced retirement lump sum)).

If the man is married, the reduction will be equal to 2 times the yearly rate of the part of the man’s pension that is based on pensionable service before 25th March 1972.

If the man’s wife died, or the man was divorced from his wife, on or after 25th March 1972, the reduction will be equal to 2 times the yearly rate of the part of the man’s pension that is based on pensionable service before 25th March 1972.

If the man’s wife died, or the man was divorced from his wife, before 25th March 1972, the reduction will be equal to 2 times the yearly rate of the part of the man’s pension that is based on pensionable service up to and including the date of the death or divorce.

In any case where regulation F6E5 (early retirement pension with actuarial reduction) or regulation E5A (partial retirement pension) applies—

Where a member entitled to a lump sum under this regulation F11attained the age of 75 on or before 5th April 2011—