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State pension Forecast
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Yes agree it would but I can’t log in online ,I put all the correct details in but it says it does not know me weird , actually thou that £275 would make the forecast right0
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RamsgateDave said:Yes agree it would but I can’t log in online ,I put all the correct details in but it says it does not know me weird , actually thou that £275 would make the forecast rightAs you've already reached State Pension Age I don't think the online Forecast will work for you any more - it's only designed for people of working age.Assuming that you;ve actually claimed your State Pension, you should have received a letter from DWP a few months before it was first due saying how much you'd get. how do the weekly figures in that letter compare with those from your forecast in April 2021 ?0
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I got one in February before the 3.1% saying I would get £175 a week £700 pound a month matching what they told me in April 21 and what they are telling me I am getting now post 3.1% inflation rise0
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It's a pity that you didn't manage to get a forecast online before you retired.RamsgateDave said:I got one in February before the 3.1% saying I would get £175 a week £700 pound a month matching what they told me in April 21 and what they are telling me I am getting now post 3.1% inflation rise
I'm just thinking though, if what you were told in February this year was that £175 per week was your estimate based on your NI record up to 5/4/21, then I would think you would still be due to get the 3.1% increase and the increase from your 2021/22 NI contributions. If that is the case, I would think that would take you up to the current maximum of £185.15 per week. I may be wrong about that - the other previous posters on here may be able to comment as to whether that is possibility?0 -
Can I ask for my NI record ? What I am worried about is they have made a mistake but how can you prove they have0
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You can see your NI record at your personal tax account on gov.co.ukRamsgateDave said:Can I ask for my NI record ? What I am worried about is they have made a mistake but how can you prove they haveMortgage free
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Can I ask for my NI record ? What I am worried about is they have made a mistake but how can you prove they have
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