old age pension entitlement

woody_56

7/July 1952 was my birthday.

molerat

woody_56 wrote: »

4/7/2015 was my 60th birthday.

Which means you are not due your SP until you are 66.

borkid

I find this confusing, 60 is no longer the state pension age for women. If the OP was 60 in 2015 that means she was born in 1955. From what I can see from an online search she will be 66 before she can claim a state pension. https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/check-your-state-pension-age I was born in 1951 and was 62 before I could claim my SP.


How has she been getting £18 SP for 2 years???




Have I totally missed the plot?????

atush

woody_56 wrote: »

Arusha seems to think I will not get the £18 pounds.
Hugh is not quite sure this is the problem I have .?
The tax office can’t seem to give me a precise answer.?

IF you qualify on old rules, it is my understanding that 18 is reduced amount on Your contributions. Which are made up to the full amount. Not the full amount plus 18.

But w/o going back don't know how old your husband was when you retired

woody_56

Sorry confusion I was born 7/July 1952.
I should have started receiving my pension on 6/nov 2014.

woody_56

My husband was 65 .
Nov 2018.

woody_56

Soorry the meds are not helping.
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woody_56

Seems Atush if
he is right answers my question.?

And sorry for getting things colywobbled. Thanks all

xylophone

Sorry confusion I was born 7/July 1952.
I should have started receiving my pension on 6/nov 2014.

My husband was 65 .
Nov 2018.

Then see post 4 (full explanation in link in post 5).

woody_56

Thanks Xylophone.