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Pipkin1812
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I just went on the website to check my state pension forecast. it is showing I have 2 more years to get maximum state pension. However the current forecast is dated April 2021. Does anyone know when the forecast will be updated to April 2022? Thanks
I just went on the website to check my state pension forecast. it is showing I have 2 more years to get maximum state pension. However the current forecast is dated April 2021. Does anyone know when the forecast will be updated to April 2022? Thanks
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It depends on when your employer submits last tax year's data to HMRC and then they update your record....could take until the autumn.......Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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Ah I see, so it is different for everyone. Thanks very much for the information.0
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If you keep an eye on this forum someone usually posts an update when they see their forecast get updated for the latest full tax year 🙂1
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Mines been updated taking account of 2021/2022 contributions.Dazed_and_C0nfused said:If you keep an eye on this forum someone usually posts an update when they see their forecast get updated for the latest full tax year 🙂
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Mine updated today too0
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Mine's updated too...... This is the year I have made the required contributions (41 years) for the full SP
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Mines updated, I'll need to purchase 1 more year, for an increase of £3.16/week to receive the maximum current of £185.15/week, is this worth it?2 Separate arrays, 7 x JASolar 380w panels (2.66kWp) south facing, 4 x JASolar 380w panels (1.52kWp) east facing, 11 x Tigo optimizers & cloud, Growatt SPH5000, Growatt 6.5kWh Hybrid battery (Go-live 01/12/21) - Additional reporting via Solar Assistant.0
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Are you paying voluntary Class 2 or 3?
Worst case scenario you get an inflation proofed £164/year for an initial outlay of c£800.
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@Dazed_and_C0nfused - Thank you, No longer working, no longer contributing. https://www.gov.uk/voluntary-national-insurance-contributions/rates suggests the missing 2022-23 class 3 year will cost £827, I'll purchase when I can I think.
2 Separate arrays, 7 x JASolar 380w panels (2.66kWp) south facing, 4 x JASolar 380w panels (1.52kWp) east facing, 11 x Tigo optimizers & cloud, Growatt SPH5000, Growatt 6.5kWh Hybrid battery (Go-live 01/12/21) - Additional reporting via Solar Assistant.0 -
I bought 4 years of Class 3s, with the final year buying me £4.80. I had previously decided that I would buy the final year if it gave me £3 or over, would think about it if it gave me between £2 and £3, and probably wouldn't bother if it had been less than £2.ggmf said:Mines updated, I'll need to purchase 1 more year, for an increase of £3.16/week to receive the maximum current of £185.15/week, is this worth it?
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