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should my OH have signed on?
nadnad
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My husband got made redundant 2 weeks ago.
He got a job last thursday and started today.
He didn't sign on or anything, we have too much savings and knew he wouldn't get anything, but now somebody has said he should have signed on to keep his NI contributions right. Will 2 weeks not paying it really make a difference?
He got a job last thursday and started today.
He didn't sign on or anything, we have too much savings and knew he wouldn't get anything, but now somebody has said he should have signed on to keep his NI contributions right. Will 2 weeks not paying it really make a difference?
DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY 
norn iron club member no.1
norn iron club member no.1
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He'll have lost a weeks NI so hardly a massive amount and it won't make any difference.0
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