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Waspi trying to maximise state pension
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Silvertabby wrote: »You'll only be able to pay up to and including full financial year April 2021/April 2022.
ADD: Before someone picks me up on it, DWP may accept your payments from April 2022 to October 2022 - but they won't add a further penny to your State pension.
Crooks, they accepted £740 from me when they knew I was due a credit for that year.0 -
jamesperrett wrote: »Either Kidmugsy and I have been to the same hospital recently or someone walking about with the tea trolley is more common than you might think.
I suspect it's quite common, but often carried out by volunteers rather than paid employees0 -
Crooks, they accepted £740 from me when they knew I was due a credit for that year.
If that is the case, you should be able to get your payment back - someone on this board has certainly managed to in the past, although I can't remember how they went about it (and being pedantic, I believe it's HMRC that deal with the payments, not DWP - which is why they may not be immediately aware that you are being creditted via DWP) .0 -
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]Yes I got the money back after a letter and a couple of phone calls.[/FONT]p00hsticks wrote: »If that is the case, you should be able to get your payment back - someone on this board has certainly managed to in the past, although I can't remember how they went about it (and being pedantic, I believe it's HMRC that deal with the payments, not DWP - which is why they may not be immediately aware that you are being creditted via DWP) .
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]But I only knew I was due a credit from a poster on this forum. My state pension forecast and a letter I received both said 2017/18 was a year which needed to be paid for.[/FONT]0 -
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jamesperrett wrote: »Either Kidmugsy and I have been to the same hospital recently or someone walking about with the tea trolley is more common than you might think.
I have seen such people in my local hospital, but I don't know whether they are employed or volunteers.0
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