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Here is a guide on how to report a death to Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes. Alternatively, we recommend you use Life Ledger's free service to notify Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes and many other companies of a death, all from one place.

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How to Tell Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes of a Death
Calling the team on +44208 052 5156
By writing to group.pensions@uk.fujitsu.com

What documentation do you require to register a death with Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes?

Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes asks that you provide the following information:

  • Member’s Pension Scheme number, or employee number
  • Their National Insurance number
  • Date of death
  • The name and full contact details of the person dealing with the death
  • If possible, the information of anyone they may leave behind who is financially dependent upon them, for example a spouse or civil partner, and any children.

What Happens Next?

Once told of the death, Fujitsu Defined Benefit Schemes will take the necessary next steps. Should further information be required of you, they will contact you.

What you need

The deceased’s:
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Full name and usual address
Death certificate or interim death certificate (scan or photograph)

Who you can notify with Life Ledger

Life Ledger is a secure, easy-to-use service to send death notifications

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