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National insurance credits and benefits help
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This might help https://www.gov.uk/national-insurance/what-national-insurance-is-forCaterpillar1 said:
Thanks for that, I am new to all this so only have basic understanding of it all, do you know of any websites I can look up all this information, so I can read about the differences between class 1 and 3 credits, to get a better understanding?molerat said:
And if through self employment you will need profits in excess of £6725 for the free class 2 credits but if genuinely self employed and not meeting the £6725 profits you could buy them for £3.45 per week / £179.40 per year.8dayweek said:In this link there’s a table of the various NI Credits:
https://www.gov.uk/national-insurance-credits/eligibility
I think if employed and earning over £123 per week, but below £242 per week, you don’t pay NI but are credited with Class 1 contributions.1
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