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COPE question.
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eskbanker said:Given that forecast, you should follow the link about identifying and filling gaps in your NI record, as this is generally a very cost-effective way of boosting your state pension.And note that currently you can fill in gaps back as far as 2006 (although those before 2016 may or may not boost your forecast). But this window closes at the start of April next year, and you will then only be able to go back six years.So if you want to boost your pension (and as eskbanker says, it is very cost effective to do so if you have average life expectancy) you should speak to the people at the Future Pension Centre to confirm whic years are worth topping up and then get onto HMRC to pay them.1
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RL have replied to my letter of enquiry, all sorted out nowRonRamsgate said:What exactly does your State Pension Forecast say?
Hi all, many thanks for taking the time to reply. Redacted pension forecast.
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