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#1
can anyone tell me what is the current position with regards to the u.k pension when you move over to canada, my cousin in torontotells me that it gets frozen at the time of departure,but thehague have now takenthe matter up.
#2
At the moment your government pension will be frozen from the day you leave and NOT be indexed linked
We are not sure if we should keep paying minimum NI contributions or not. What are the pros and cons
We are not sure if we should keep paying minimum NI contributions or not. What are the pros and cons
#3
can t say, as i m already retired . my cousin has been in toronto for 49 yrs and he retired this year and he says that he still can claim a portion of what he paid in before he emmigrated from his british state pension.
#4
My aunt has been in Canada for 30 years and has applied to claim a UK pension.
Just tell him to write to Newcastle upon tyne with his National Insurance number or if he doesnt know that where and when he worked in the UK last and paid contributions and the Pensions service will be able to trace his contributions.
Gaynor
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#5
Yes that is true.
My aunt has been in Canada for 30 years and has applied to claim a UK pension.
Just tell him to write to Newcastle upon tyne with his National Insurance number or if he doesnt know that where and when he worked in the UK last and paid contributions and the Pensions service will be able to trace his contributions.
Gaynor
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My aunt has been in Canada for 30 years and has applied to claim a UK pension.
Just tell him to write to Newcastle upon tyne with his National Insurance number or if he doesnt know that where and when he worked in the UK last and paid contributions and the Pensions service will be able to trace his contributions.
Gaynor
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#6
The UK cannot tax you on it as if you are living in Canada you are classed as Non Resident through the UK tax system. However, you would have to declare this income on your Canadian Taxes and then it would be taxed as Foreign Income by the Tax people.
Not too sure what you mean about moving money if you want to elaborate
Gaynor
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#7
The Pension Service here in the UK pay your UK pension if any is due directly into your Canadian Bank Account and depending how much the pension is it is paid either monthly or yearly.
The UK cannot tax you on it as if you are living in Canada you are classed as Non Resident through the UK tax system. However, you would have to declare this income on your Canadian Taxes and then it would be taxed as Foreign Income by the Tax people.
Not too sure what you mean about moving money if you want to elaborate
Gaynor
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The UK cannot tax you on it as if you are living in Canada you are classed as Non Resident through the UK tax system. However, you would have to declare this income on your Canadian Taxes and then it would be taxed as Foreign Income by the Tax people.
Not too sure what you mean about moving money if you want to elaborate
Gaynor
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etc, how do you go about it ie sounds a bit dumb but i was wondering are there special rate exchanges , or is it tourist rates ?. wich are the best banks to use to facilitate this. these are questions running through my mind at this time. iknow i could go into any bank and ask but i think its sometimes better to ask people who have done it frank x
#8
ta gaynor. i meant the proceeds from the sale of my house +my savings
etc, how do you go about it ie sounds a bit dumb but i was wondering are there special rate exchanges , or is it tourist rates ?. wich are the best banks to use to facilitate this. these are questions running through my mind at this time. iknow i could go into any bank and ask but i think its sometimes better to ask people who have done it frank x
etc, how do you go about it ie sounds a bit dumb but i was wondering are there special rate exchanges , or is it tourist rates ?. wich are the best banks to use to facilitate this. these are questions running through my mind at this time. iknow i could go into any bank and ask but i think its sometimes better to ask people who have done it frank x
people on here use companies such as Hifix, Moneycorp etc.
Try this forum search here that I have done for you - you could get some usefull info
Gay
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Hi Frank
people on here use companies such as Hifix, Moneycorp etc.
Try this forum search here that I have done for you - you could get some usefull info
Gay
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people on here use companies such as Hifix, Moneycorp etc.
Try this forum search here that I have done for you - you could get some usefull info
Gay
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#10
Actually the UK can (and does) tax UK source income paid to non-residents. However, usually the personal allowance covers any UK taxable income. To the extent that it does not, the lower rate tax bands generally ensure that UK tax is less than Canadian tax (and normally you pay Canadian tax with credit for UK tax).




