Benefit of paying more voluntary contributions

Crazytrader2021
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I am just about to pay voluntary pension contributions for last 4 years before the deadline in July. I am also curious if there are any benefits of paying more apart from the upcoming pension contributions for each year.
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The only benefit is that past years can be cheaper but depending on how far it is to receiving the pension the risk is of losing it all if you don't make it.
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if there are any benefits of paying more
Could you clarify your exact position by answering the following
- Headline forecast
- Amount accrued so far and whether up to April 2022 or April 2023
- Number of years going forward before you reach state pension age
- Number of full years prior to April 2016
- Number of full years after April 2016
- Years where there are gaps in your NI record and how much is quoted to pay them
- Any COPE value (seen if you click a link where it says something like 'you have been in a contracted out pension scheme'
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Crazytrader2021 said:I am just about to pay voluntary pension contributions for last 4 years before the deadline in July. I am also curious if there are any benefits of paying more apart from the upcoming pension contributions for each year.1
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dealyboy said:Crazytrader2021 said:I am just about to pay voluntary pension contributions for last 4 years before the deadline in July. I am also curious if there are any benefits of paying more apart from the upcoming pension contributions for each year.1
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p00hsticks said:dealyboy said:Crazytrader2021 said:I am just about to pay voluntary pension contributions for last 4 years before the deadline in July. I am also curious if there are any benefits of paying more apart from the upcoming pension contributions for each year.0
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You can't. A year costs what it states on your NI record, no more and no less. It gives you a set amount of weekly pension, currently £5.82, for purchasing that year. You have until 5 April 2025 to pay for the majority of back years with the price held at that indicated.
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molerat said:You can't. A year costs what it states on your NI record, no more and no less. It gives you a set amount of weekly pension, currently £5.82, for purchasing that year. You have until 5 April 2025 to pay for the majority of back years with the price held at that indicated.0
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