I retired in October 2021. I was 60 years old. Most of my career was in the public service where I obtained ‘D’contributions. After retirement from the public service in 2021 I worked for 2 weeks in private industry paying an 'A' contribution stamp. Firstly, my understanding was by working two weeks after retirement at 'A' contributions that I was entitled to convert some of my D contributions to A's. Is this correct?
Secondly I am signing on yearly for credits and they are giving me 'M' contributions. I have 240 ‘A’ contributions from a previous private sector employment.
Will I be entitled to an old age pension when I am 66 years old with a combination of A, D and M stamps?
Secondly I am signing on yearly for credits and they are giving me 'M' contributions. I have 240 ‘A’ contributions from a previous private sector employment.
Will I be entitled to an old age pension when I am 66 years old with a combination of A, D and M stamps?