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Check your State Pension error
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It's irrelevant for the state pension but it has a bit of value as an estimate of how much of a DB scheme's payments are due to it and the employees being contracted out.DBdoobydoo wrote: »The COPE figure is irrelevant as it's a theoretical figure calculated to get the transition between the old pension with SERPS/S2P & the new single tier pension.0 -
I've just re-checked my pension forecast after reading this thread. I am confused as it says I have credits for years when I was still at school - does anyone else have this and could it be a mistake?0
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MizzPenniless wrote: »I've just re-checked my pension forecast after reading this thread. I am confused as it says I have credits for years when I was still at school - does anyone else have this and could it be a mistake?
That is correct, students used to get NI credits for the tax years containing their 16th, 17th and 18th birthdays. It has stopped for students reaching that age now, but anyone who got these NI credits under the old rules retains them.0 -
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