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  • molerat
    molerat Posts: 34,633 Forumite
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    edited 5 September 2023 at 5:26PM
    So you are currently at £164.74 which needs another 7 years of contributions to reach £203.85 as clearly stated in the forecast (£203.85 - £164.74 = £39.11 / £5.82 = 6.7 so 7 full years).  There are 7 years left to April 2030 and if you continue to receive benefits that give NI credits for those 7 years there is nothing you need to do, you will get the max.
    The details in your opening post are nothing to do with your state pension forecast, they are purely a statement of fact about your NI history.
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