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Should I fill in the missing years?

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  • Thanks,
    estimate up to 5/4/24. £206.12
    estimate if contribute 4 more years. £221.20
    these total £1946
    i am 63
    worked for 40 years

  • Missing years are 2020-2023. 
    Stopped work 2020
  • molerat
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    edited 10 March 2025 at 6:26PM
    £206.12 to £221.20 is £15.08 / £6.32 = 2.4 years so 3 full years needed.  Your forecast can not invite you to pay 4 more years.
    So what individual prices are there on those gaps ?

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  • Thanks,
    estimate up to 5/4/24. £206.12
    estimate if contribute 4 more years. £221.20
    these total £1946
    i am 63
    worked for 40 years
    Where are getting 4 years from when you only have £15.08 to make up?
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    Thanks,
    estimate up to 5/4/24. £206.12
    estimate if contribute 4 more years. £221.20
    these total £1946
    i am 63
    worked for 40 years
    Where are getting 4 years from when you only have £15.08 to make up?
    £1946 isn't four (or even three) full-priced years, either. Which years are you thinking of paying for, and what do they each cost?

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  • Thanks,
    estimate up to 5/4/24. £206.12
    estimate if contribute 4 more years. £221.20
    these total £1946
    i am 63
    worked for 40 years
    I think this is saying that the OP has 4 complete tax years left (including 24-25) before SPA.
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