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Old Aug 26th 2014 | 12:02 am
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Originally Posted by Fred James
Most people get more than the basic UK state pension, taking into account all the other historic benefits that are included.

€7500 is a perfectly good example.
Historic benefits? Do you mean pension credits?
are these payable in Spain?
How can a state pension double to £12000?
 
Old Aug 26th 2014 | 12:11 am
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The extra benefits I get are the "additional state pension " (SERPS) and the GRB (graduated retirement benefit).

Last year that came to £7900 or just under €10k at the current exchange rate.

Some people get more than that. I also get some contracted out payments which bring the figure up to €12000.

By the way, all the figures that Steve quoted are in Euros, not GBP.
 
Old Aug 26th 2014 | 4:02 am
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Originally Posted by Fred James
The extra benefits I get are the "additional state pension " (SERPS) and the GRB (graduated retirement benefit).

Last year that came to £7900 or just under €10k at the current exchange rate.

Some people get more than that. I also get some contracted out payments which bring the figure up to €12000.

By the way, all the figures that Steve quoted are in Euros, not GBP.
Same here I have bits and pieces of SERPS, GRB and some additional carers additional pension on top of my "full pension" for 47 years stamp payments!
 
Old Aug 27th 2014 | 3:47 am
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Originally Posted by EsuriJohn
Same here I have bits and pieces of SERPS, GRB and some additional carers additional pension on top of my "full pension" for 47 years stamp payments!
Yes same here too, basic pension plus SERPS, GRB, contracted out payment and Local Government Pension, it brings me above the quoted figure as well.....I paid full stamp for 45 years to get it.
I don't think there are many expats in Spain who are only on the very basic pension payments.
 

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