pensionwise
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Hi there folks,
just looking for a bit of advice....i have been living and paying my state pension contribution in Republic of Ireland since 1984, i also have 7 years paid contributions to UK State Pension, they have sent me info informing me that i do not have enough years to qualify for UK State Pension, but that i could qualify as a result of me paying contributions from the Republic.....just wondering if any of you experts out there, would think it worth my while to pay the extra 3 years contributions or should i just let my Irish contributions qualify me in time and take the pension based on the 7 years i have paid, they are looking for roughly £3000 in total to be paid by 2023, which is when i would be retiring....any info would be really helpful and i would be very grateful of any advice....
just looking for a bit of advice....i have been living and paying my state pension contribution in Republic of Ireland since 1984, i also have 7 years paid contributions to UK State Pension, they have sent me info informing me that i do not have enough years to qualify for UK State Pension, but that i could qualify as a result of me paying contributions from the Republic.....just wondering if any of you experts out there, would think it worth my while to pay the extra 3 years contributions or should i just let my Irish contributions qualify me in time and take the pension based on the 7 years i have paid, they are looking for roughly £3000 in total to be paid by 2023, which is when i would be retiring....any info would be really helpful and i would be very grateful of any advice....