Paid ORD Contributons

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Between 1965 when I first started work and 1979 I have been awarded
ORD Paid Contributions.

Can anyone confirm if these are the same as A type Contributions.

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Yes
PRSI was only invented in 1979. Prior to that the word was ORD but they have the same value for pension purposes
 
As you have a record of your PRSI contributions you can now calculate the exact rate of pension you are entitled to.
 
Quick question,just reading from my record how can anyone have 64 contributions in one year?
 
It could happen if there was an overlap between credits and contributions. cfor instance, if you claimed, say Illness Benefit from SW and your employer topped up with salary/wages, youn would get credits for the SW claim and your employer would pay PRSI/ 'stamp' for the top-up he paid to you
 
There was one year, I think 78/79 in which up to 66 contributions were awarded. I think it had something to do with the change over of the SW year to line up with the tax year which at that time was April 6th to April 5th.

The same thing occurred in reverse in 2001 when the Tax year was lined up with the SW year and 2001 only awarded 39 contributions but SW added 14 credits to complete the records.

BTW Welfaite As I understand it SW will not award a credit if you have a contribution in the same week, but I'm open to correction
 
Black Sheep said:
BTW Welfaite As I understand it SW will not award a credit if you have a contribution in the same week, but I'm open to correction
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You're absolutely right but this is only corrected after inverstigation that there is no fraud involved; the computer automatically will 'credit' the record and this triggers investigation. Then the record will be amended when all is in order. In pre-computer days (1979), it was harder to pick up on such 'errors' so there probably areanomolies on such records still sitting there
 
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