Qualifying Policy. Qualifying rules vary slightly for
each type of policy, but in general terms must: be certified
by the Revenue. have a 10 year term or longer. have regular
premiums. have a sum assured of at least 75% of premiums paid.
Qualifying Service. The length of time needed to entitle
a pension scheme member to short service benefit; currently
two years. May include previous scheme service, if a transfer
payment has been made into the current scheme. Quantify. Illustrate
the effect of something in terms of figures.
Quarter Day. Traditional payment days at the end of
each 'quarter' year. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland:
25th March (Lady Day), 24th June (Midsummer Day), 29th September
(Michaelmas), 25th December. In Scotland: 2nd February (Candlemas),
15th May (Whitsuntide), 1st August (Lammas), 11th November
(Martinmas).
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