Taking my Canada pension cpp back to U.K. from Canada process
 

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We don't charge by the word you know! If you're asking a question, please give full details so that people can try and help.

Also, a search of the forum will often give info in previous threads.

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Re: Taking my Canada pension cpp back to U.K. from Canada process
 

OP has already asked the question in another post - he's bumping.

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Where do I find this post

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The only other post I can find for you is here - https://britishexpats.com/forum/movi...ada-uk-935501/ I'm sure others in the know will be able to help you work out info on transferring your pension, but you might want to give more info, like how many years contributions you have, and why you want to transfer it rather than just drawing it from the UK?

Have you kept up your NI contributions to get a full UK pension too?

Your other posts have been deleted, please don't ask the same question more than once or in different forums - and this forum is the right place to ask, rather than the Canada forum.

Thx, hope you get the answers you need.

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You can apply for Old Age Security pension https://www.canada.ca/en/services/be...it-amount.html
You can apply for Survivors Pension based on your husbands Canada Pension Plan if he contributed to it. https://www.canada.ca/en/services/be...r-pension.html
If you made contribution to CPP you can apply for your own pension - https://www.canada.ca/en/services/be...sions/cpp.html
Claiming when living abroad > https://www.canada.ca/en/services/be...ore-apply.html

You might be entitled to something from the UK... you should have got Child care credits for any years you had children in the UK (years you received child benefit / from 1975), and any years you worked or years you were registered as unemployed. You need 10 in total (at 66).. it might be worth paying class 2 voluntary contributions (if you worked for 1 year or more in the UK before moving to Canada). You may also be able to use for husband's NI payments towards a pension for you.. https://www.gov.uk/new-state-pension...-civil-partner

Do read this too https://www.gov.uk/state-pension-thr.../female_gender
and https://www.gov.uk/national-insurance-credits

Hope this is of some use.. so sorry for your loss.. :(