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I backed this up with letters of offer, employment contracts, and a recent payslip to show I am still with my current company.
I know! To make it worse, I sent them a cheque for a few thousand euros a few weeks later!Obvious and significant data protection risks attach to transmitting such a volume of potentially sensitive information to what is ultimately an unknown third party.
The only scenario where I'd personally even consider doing likewise is in response to an order of discovery from a court, and even then I'd only be furnishing same on foot of legal advice.
Have you ever been on LinkedIn?Obvious and significant data protection risks attach to transmitting such a volume of potentially sensitive information to what is ultimately an unknown third party.
Yes.Have you ever been on LinkedIn?
Going forward you have to do it every year.Does anyone know when the time limit is for doing this?
How long did it take them to get back to you? I posted my form a few weeks ago Wondering how long before I hear anything back and if there’s any benefit in following up with a call maybe in January??OK - I have just paid for all the years I could - thanks to everyone on AMM for pointing out that this was possible.
I could pay another 10 years of voluntary NI contributions to get the max UK pension. Does anyone know when the time limit is for doing this? Do I have to pay each year or can I let it run for a few years and then send one cheque to cover say 4-5 years?
I sent off my form in June and got a response in October. Check other threads in this forum about changes to the system as I was told that only NI contributions for years 2016 onward would count towards increasing my pension.Any idea how long they take to get back to you? Just sent off forms.
I thought that you could buy back to 2006 if done before April 2023 and the would count.I sent off my form in June and got a response in October. Check other threads in this forum about changes to the system as I was told that only NI contributions for years 2016 onward would count towards increasing my pension.
In the response letter to my form it lists the amounts to pay for all years from 2006 and gives the time limit for all the years apart from the last 6 as April 5th 2023. However, the letter also stated "Due to changes in the law, you need the Pension Service to confirm whether your State Pension will increase if you pay any shortfall". I rang the Future Pensions people and they told me only years from 2016 would count. Maybe it depends on your particular circumstances?I thought that you could buy back to 2006 if done before April 2023 and the would count.
I think you need a minimum of 3 years NI contributions and as far as I know University doesn't count so it could be based solely on your part-time jobHello,
Can anyone advise if I should apply to pay additional voluntary NI contributions.
I went to university in Northern Ireland and had a part time job from 2001 to Dec 2003. I graduated / left the north in June 2004. Started working back in Ireland from June/July 2004 until Jan 2012. I have been back working in Northern Ireland since Feb 2012 but still live in Rep of Ireland.
I guess I could pay for 2006 to 2012. Would this be correct?
Thank you.
I had only ten months contributions over two tax years and they allowed me to make voluntary Class 3 NICs (more expensive than Class 2). It's still great value.I think you need a minimum of 3 years NI contributions and as far as I know University doesn't count so it could be based solely on your part-time job
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