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Age 60 and Signing on
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going on the ops income and her husbands they would not get pension credit as there combind income is to highgorgeousgeorge wrote: »Job centre should have advised him to go for Pension Credits being as he is 600 -
sueturnersmith wrote: »Would he still get National Insurance Credits? This is his only concern.
If he has 30 years worth of NI contributions, he will get his full state pension.0 -
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Is that the case even though he's under 65?sleepless_saver wrote: »If he has 30 years worth of NI contributions, he will get his full state pension.
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He will get credited with his NI as he is over 60, whether he signs on or not. However, he already has enough for his full State Pension.
He will get his full State Pension at his retirement age. Between now and then, he will not be eligible for a means-tested Benefit such as Pension Credit, as their joint income is too high.
But he no longer needs to sign on if he does not want to.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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Imagine someone holding forth on biology whose only knowledge of the subject is the Book of British Birds, and you have a rough idea of what it feels like to read Richard Dawkins on theology: Terry Eagleton0 -
deeplyblue wrote: »Is that the case even though he's under 65?
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Yes, but he won't get it until he's 65.0
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