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National Insurance before 2006
Kinolau
Posts: 1 Newbie
I have realised that I might have a couple of years of missed National Insurance Contributions from BEFORE 2006. Are they irretrievably lost now or is there a way I could top them up?
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You're too late to make voluntary contributions.
If you think you should have been given credits (e.g. for Job Seekers Allowance / Home Responsibilities Protection / Child Benefit) then you might be in with a chance of challenging it with DWP/ HMRC.
but before you do so investigate whether filling those years would actually make a difference to your State Pension forecast (people here will be able to advise if you post up the details)0
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