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Re: Pension Options
Jumping into this thread - but only after wishing Mr Piff Poff a speedy recovery!
I paid NIC from 1990 through to 2004 when I emigrated. If I check my NI contribution record I obviously have zero contributions from 2004 onwards. It appears the price of buying further years is GBP795 / year. When I check my UK pension entitlement I get the info below: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...91a8aad67b.jpg So I'm confused., Assuming no further contributions am I going to get 81 quid a week or 175 quid a week? I'm assuming the former. |
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Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 12924938)
Jumping into this thread - but only after wishing Mr Piff Poff a speedy recovery!
I paid NIC from 1990 through to 2004 when I emigrated. If I check my NI contribution record I obviously have zero contributions from 2004 onwards. It appears the price of buying further years is GBP795 / year. When I check my UK pension entitlement I get the info below: So I'm confused., Assuming no further contributions am I going to get 81 quid a week or 175 quid a week? I'm assuming the former. |
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AX that's almost the same figures as me lol. I have a email request in. I'll post the results when I get them
Mr Piff is doing much better but hasn't yet got a release date. Than you all for your thoughts. |
Re: Pension Options
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12925006)
The former - uprated by whatever % between now and when you would start to get it.
Where does it say how much it will cost you to get the full amount of years required for full pension. I find the whole thing very confusing. |
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The max with NO further contributions is 81 pounds a week.
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 12924938)
Jumping into this thread - but only after wishing Mr Piff Poff a speedy recovery!
I paid NIC from 1990 through to 2004 when I emigrated. If I check my NI contribution record I obviously have zero contributions from 2004 onwards. It appears the price of buying further years is GBP795 / year. When I check my UK pension entitlement I get the info below: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...91a8aad67b.jpg So I'm confused., Assuming no further contributions am I going to get 81 quid a week or 175 quid a week? I'm assuming the former. |
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Originally Posted by Tangram
(Post 12925287)
Where does it say how much it will cost you to get the full amount of years required for full pension. I find the whole thing very confusing.
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Originally Posted by Tangram
(Post 12925287)
Where does it say how much it will cost you to get the full amount of years required for full pension. I find the whole thing very confusing.
Originally Posted by shelley748
(Post 12925301)
It usually tells you below the information the OP posted....
You probably have a rough idea how many years you contributed for and 35 years gets the full whack. Then multiply the number of years short by the cost of class 2 (£150 per year) or class 3 (£800) and you'll have a rough idea. If you make a formal application they'll confirm how many and whether you can pay C2. You're not bound to actually doing it so nothing to lose. I vaguely remember from mine that I was 'invited' to pay for more missing years than were actually missing. :ohmy: :lol: |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12925347)
Sorry Tangram, I don't have access to my account anymore so I can't check.
You probably have a rough idea how many years you contributed for and 35 years gets the full whack. Then multiply the number of years short by the cost of class 2 (£150 per year) or class 3 (£800) and you'll have a rough idea. If you make a formal application they'll confirm how many and whether you can pay C2. You're not bound to actually doing it so nothing to lose. I vaguely remember from mine that I was 'invited' to pay for more missing years than were actually missing. :ohmy: :lol: Thanks Bristol. Forms ready to send off this weekend to check. That's a big difference between class 2 and 3. Geez I hope it's class 2 |
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Originally Posted by Tangram
(Post 12925359)
Thanks Bristol. Forms ready to send off this weekend to check. That's a big difference between class 2 and 3. Geez I hope it's class 2
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12925347)
Sorry Tangram, I don't have access to my account anymore so I can't check.
You probably have a rough idea how many years you contributed for and 35 years gets the full whack. Then multiply the number of years short by the cost of class 2 (£150 per year) or class 3 (£800) and you'll have a rough idea. If you make a formal application they'll confirm how many and whether you can pay C2. You're not bound to actually doing it so nothing to lose. I vaguely remember from mine that I was 'invited' to pay for more missing years than were actually missing. :ohmy: :lol: |
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Originally Posted by Splitvw2
(Post 12927322)
Hi sorry if I being slow but from above if I have paid 36 years full contribution have I paid full amount or do I need to make up to 2035 (15 years ) to get the full pension?
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12927071)
was that form CF83?
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Hoping it comes back as Class 2 as according to the website it would cost 795 per year to top up each of my 12 year shortfall. If that's the case I don't really have $16,000 to throw at something which may or may not pay out in 13 years time depending on which bag of &^%$^& is in office at the time. Class 2 I could live with.
It does say I have 26 years of full contributions and my wife 28 years, so not sure I'm reading that correctly with the website showing empty years above them ? |
Re: Pension Options
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 12924938)
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