How long will my pay-out take after resignation?


Question:

Hi there, I have resigned from my company on the 15th March, is it right for my previous employers to only submit my claim on the 12th of April, almost one month later. I was under the impression it is submitted when I leave the company. Almost a month has passed and only now the process as started.

Answer:

Hi S, 

The pay-out process starts once the fund administrator has received both your final contribution and the fully completed withdrawal forms. If you resigned mid-month, the fund would only receive your last contribution around month end, so the dealt is not as long as you imagine. Assuming your tax affairs are in order, a pay-out usually takes around 4-8 weeks from that point. If you belong to an industry (bargaining council fund) then there is usually a mandatory waiting period which can be up to six months long.

The information and answers supplied in this section do not constitute advice as defined by the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 37 of 2002.


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