Z zod Registered User Messages 14 6 Mar 2012 #1 If you are on a FAS course and getting paid by the state. Do they make a paid contribution (counts toward the 520 paid contributions required) toward your state pension or is it a credit toward it ? thanks
If you are on a FAS course and getting paid by the state. Do they make a paid contribution (counts toward the 520 paid contributions required) toward your state pension or is it a credit toward it ? thanks
S Sue Ellen Moderator. Messages 9,349 11 May 2012 #2 It is a non-reckonable contribution for State (Contributory) Pension as it is a 'J' contribution. You could also run the search option on www.welfare.ie and you should get the info there also.
It is a non-reckonable contribution for State (Contributory) Pension as it is a 'J' contribution. You could also run the search option on www.welfare.ie and you should get the info there also.
B Black Sheep Registered User Messages 2,372 11 May 2012 #3 Assuming that this a Fas course and not a Fas Scheme (CE) then it is a Sue Ellen states but Fas Schemes (CE) pay Class A
Assuming that this a Fas course and not a Fas Scheme (CE) then it is a Sue Ellen states but Fas Schemes (CE) pay Class A