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State Pension Forecast - making up an underpaid year.
Sarahspangles
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I currently have 35 years of full contributions and the current tax year will also be full. The State Pension forecast tells me I need two more years to qualify for the full pension, presumably including the current year. I aspire to work either part time or intermittently through to retirement - if they let me!
According to my NI history the only year not full that I could still make up is 2011/12, at a cost of £174.35. Is there any point?
According to my NI history the only year not full that I could still make up is 2011/12, at a cost of £174.35. Is there any point?
Thanks in anticipation!
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No, Not if you believe you're going to have at least one more ful lyear going forward prior to reaching State Pension Age.1
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