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Are NI contributions made if you claim Pension Credit?
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Indeed - I wasn't trying to cover every eventuality but perhaps I should have said "at least"!xylophone said:It is perfectly possible that for somebody who had 35 years and never contracted out there would be an entitlement to a pension higher than full new state pension.
Definitely. The only way to know current situation for sure is to get a state pension forecast.xylophone said:Everybody should obtain a state pension forecast.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0 -
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