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Backdated National Insurance Contributions

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My husband had his call back at end of April. We were waiting for a second call and were unable to contact them. However 2 days ago my husband received a letter with his payment options and advised of amount depending on contributions paid.
The letter states that the Inland Revenue will make a decision when we contact them as to when the contributions will be backdated to. Either from they receive the payment or when my husband started claiming his pension 3 years ago. Has anyone had an experience of this as to when the payments will be backdated to?
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  • molerat
    molerat Posts: 34,603 Forumite
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    Pension increases are usually backdated to the receipt of payment date but may be set to another earlier date due to the current problems.  I cannot see any scope or justification for taking them back to the commencement of pension date.
  • Beasley5
    Beasley5 Posts: 2 Newbie
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    Great thanks 
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