Capita Blunders Affect Retired Firefighters’ Pensions, Raising Concerns about Civil Service Contract

London, UK – Retired firefighters from the Ministry of Defence’s fire and rescue service are facing significant delays and payment issues with their pensions, following a £525 million contract awarded to outsourcing group Capita in 2019. Since Capita took over the administration of the Defence Fire and Rescue Project (DFRP), retired workers and spouses of deceased pensioners have reported miscalculated benefits and lengthy delays in receiving their payments. The mistakes have left some individuals waiting …

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Pension Fund Challenge: New York State Moves to Oust Boeing Executives Over Safety Blunders

Albany, New York – The state of New York is taking action to remove three top executives from Boeing and block pay raises in response to a series of company disasters. State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, who oversees the pension fund, has announced plans to vote against proposals that would reward Boeing executives despite safety concerns related to the 737 Max 9 aircraft. DiNapoli criticized Boeing’s directors for their failure to properly oversee the company’s strategy, …

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Medicare Blunders: 3 Costly Mistakes to Avoid When Enrolling in Health Coverage

Orlando, Florida – Millions of older Americans in the US obtain health coverage through Medicare. As they approach the age of 65, it becomes crucial for them to understand the rules and avoid potential mistakes when enrolling in Medicare or managing their healthcare expenses. One common mistake to avoid is not signing up for Medicare on time. Eligible individuals have a seven-month window to enroll, starting three months before their 65th birthday. However, those with …

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