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JSA Sanction > signed off > now what? Help!
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jancollins wrote: »I'm not claiming for housing benefit etc, simply JSA so I understand it shouldn't matter what Job Centre I request?are you claiming contribution based JSA or income based? If income based and your boyfriend works you may end up with no payment
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hi, im new but im really worried about my pention contributions ive not been claiming JSA or working ,i didnt understand how it all works till now ,how can i get my pention contributions paid were i have missed?there is going to be a gap now of like 7 years0
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hi, im new but im really worried about my pention contributions ive not been claiming JSA or working ,i didnt understand how it all works till now ,how can i get my pention contributions paid were i have missed?there is going to be a gap now of like 7 years
Pay them yourself, think its the dwp you need to contact to do this.0 -
But how ? also is it possible to re claim the lost contributions ? and thank you for the reply ive been so upsett about this .
ALSO does anyone know how much 7 years would cost ??0 -
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have you been receiving child benefit for a child under 12, if so your NI contributions for pension will be covered0
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no children , im a single person not married ,i thought i would not take the benefit and try to live without it.i never thought of my pention contributions till now?
how could i claw it back to this current day?0 -
no children , im a single person not married ,i thought i would not take the benefit and try to live without it.i never thought of my pention contributions till now?
how could i claw it back to this current day?
Read this:
https://www.gov.uk/voluntary-national-insurance-contributions0 -
It will get 'linked' so you will serve your full sanction. Sorry to hear you haven't managed to find a job.jancollins wrote: »The sanction was for 6 weeks and as it stated my NI contributions would 'not' be paid either, I decided upon advice (perhaps incorrect) to sign off as there was no benefit to signing on during this period. My sanction is now coming to and end, and unfortunately I am still not in employment.
Not only are you asking if you can skip a sanction you are also asking if you can get away with benefit fraud...jancollins wrote: »On a separate note, can I change job centres when I sign back on? I would rather not sign on at my nearest job centre as per my postcode, it is actually more convenient to sign on at a JC 20 miles away in a town where I spend half my time at my boyfriends and is easier to reach.0
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