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State Pension Question
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FURTHER UPDATE
Another letter (about 30 pages long) from Fr Jablonski arrived today.
It would appear, finally after 14 months of deliberation and calculation, that she has worked out I will receive 117.35 Euros a month (about £84 at the current conversion rate) from 1 December - four and a bit months after my 65th birthday.
It's written in the most stultifying Amtsdeutsch but I think I've got the gist of it. Grateful for anything of course, but why should it take so long?
Civil service in UK wins hands down in this comparison.0 -
I checked my online State Pension a couple of days ago. It includes the line:"The full basic State Pension in 2015/2016 is £113.10 a week."
Unfortunately, £113.10 was the rate in 2014/15.
If DWP can't be bothered to do simple proofing of their online tools it makes you wonder how much care they take to ensure the underlying calculations are accurate. :eek:0
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