Signing of the jsa but no job

RichardTaylor_2

I wan to sign of the jsa been on it for 3 weeks now but don't have a job. The only thing that worries me is getting my national insurance stamp what can I do?

dmg24

If you want your stamp to continue to be paid, you need to continue signing on. For what reason do you wish to sign off?

RichardTaylor_2

I'm willing to pay the stamp myself how can I do this?

dmg24

It still depends on what 'stamp' you want to pay. For what purpose do you wish to pay 'stamp', and for what purpose do you wish to sign off? Do you have another source of income?

RichardTaylor_2

I want to get a pension for when I'm older enough to retire. Yes I have another source of income.

BeenieCat

Oooh you won the lottery? Are you single? :rotfl:

RichardTaylor_2

I basically want to be able to get a pension when I'm older.

RichardTaylor_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Oooh you won the lottery? Are you single? :rotfl:

Yes and yes pm me

RichardTaylor_2

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loisa

Hi, I think you generally get a letter if you haven't paid enough with the option to pay so wouldn't worry too much.

These links should tell you everything you need to know :

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/nic/class3.htm

http://www.thepensionservice.gov.uk/resourcecentre/ni/home.asp

Pension Service helpline 0845 6060265

Horace

If you have no job then why sign off..you will at least have some money coming in and get your NI stamp paid. If you have no job and no money, how do you expect to pay your 'stamp' anyway?