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NI credit for final year of retirement
Suzzi59
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I am planning retirement next June when I turn 60 I have done a SP forecast and will need one more year (credit) after this year (19/20) for full SP.
I understand I could purchase this missing year, however I was wondering if worked part of the year (enough to cover the threshold (circa £6k) would this be sufficient to gain the last credit? If so is the threshold (£6k) taken at gross or net? My annual salary is around £25
I understand I could purchase this missing year, however I was wondering if worked part of the year (enough to cover the threshold (circa £6k) would this be sufficient to gain the last credit? If so is the threshold (£6k) taken at gross or net? My annual salary is around £25
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Thank you xylophone, it looks like I can! 👍0
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