After the Guardian queried the process, the DfE said it would make an exception and decouple McGrath’s name from the deceased’s so that she would not be contacted about it again.
“We’re not gonna stop doing this to anyone else, just this one woman who went to the news.”
“In November I had received two letters from Teachers’ Pensions asking me euphemistically if I was dead,”
I am curious about how one euphemistically asks someone if they are dead. Any guess?
I keep getting letters/bills/credit cards from banks, insurance, all sorts, for people who used to live here but moved away more than five years ago. I was sending them back with Not at this address / Return to sender written on them, but they’re still arriving.
Once I started writing Deceased - Return to sender, I stopped getting letters for people who no longer live here.
AITA? Could this be my fault?
Well, I guess here response should be to forward all her bills to the pension administrator, such as mortgage, utilities, groceries, petro, etc. If she's dead, then why should be paying for items that only the "living" enjoys?
Just wear this. Simple.
For anyone in th UK who has just read the pensions are administered by Capita, this is no fucking surprise.
Fuck you, you ol' bitch! We aren't fallin for that again. With your walking around and being live. You're dead.
I mean, with respect, has anyone confirmed that she isn't Chuck Grassley?
Obligatory I suppose....
https://youtu.be/Jdf5EXo6I68?si=_foiKe-ScQcSAPu4
wait, is the title wrong? the provider thinks she IS dead right?
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