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State pension
magpies79
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I mean this is crazy and not something I'd ever ask about as only feels yesterday I was 21 hahahaI've logged into my state pension and have 2 years where I can top up think one is £150 and the other year is £105 but I'm I right in thinking I only have to work and contribute for 5 more years to receive the full amount of £221.20 im currently 44 so there is no point paying £255 to top up if I'm naturally going to hit the amount in 5 years anyway?
£2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
£2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
£3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
£2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60 RBS
£990/£2000 28% Zable closed £60
mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left
£2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
£3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
£2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60 RBS
£990/£2000 28% Zable closed £60
mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left
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Yes, and will only be 4 years once you are credited with this years contributions (assuming you have worked)magpies79 said:
I mean this is crazy and not something I'd ever ask about as only feels yesterday I was 21 hahaha
I've logged into my state pension and have 2 years where I can top up think one is £150 and the other year is £105 but I'm I right in thinking I only have to work and contribute for 5 more years to receive the full amount of £221.20 im currently 44 so there is no point paying £255 to top up if I'm naturally going to hit the amount in 5 years anyway?0 -
So just leave alone and carry on unless a potential lottery win is on the horizon or I'm ill and don't work the next 4 years and oh yeah forget this years hasn't been added appreciate the reply£2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
£2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
£3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
£2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60 RBS
£990/£2000 28% Zable closed £60
mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left1
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