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Liz
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#11 Post by Liz »

Yes, got mine and the 'alive letter' which gets processed in no time at our Mairie
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#12 Post by Hotrodder »

We hung on to ours until our drugs were getting low. Took the forms to the doctor and after doing our repeat prescriptions he did the forms. Easy peasey. I haven't seen the inside of a bank for nearly 10 years.
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#13 Post by Spectrum »

DW got hers last week, took to Pharmacy, he filled it in and said it was one of many, offered to pay but he declined.

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#14 Post by hughnique »

Seems to be drifting on to the life certificate, not notification of this years pension increase.

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#15 Post by Bayleaf »

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/stat ... -confirmed

Seems like it ties in with the UK tax year?
"The new rates will apply in the tax year 2022/23 and come into effect on 11 April 2022."

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#16 Post by hughnique »

Thanks bayleaf seems like we are getting something at least, yet my state pension is not as much as they say the full pension is, £185, but then this is what they term the new state pension, where those concerned had only to contribute three quarters of what we did, to be entitled to more. Then there is something they quote me "contracted out", I remember in the mists of time signing something presented to me by a Union rep, Christ knows what it was all about, What with that and the dodgy accountant advising OH not to pay NI contributions, which has now left her short, if only we could turn back time.

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#17 Post by Sparkle »

@hughnique & everyone else - apologies that's my fault moving the thread from pension increase to life cert I do wander at times :oops:
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#18 Post by Pathca »

Thread drift is a part of forum life,especially this sort of forum,those that dislike it are in the minority

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#19 Post by hughnique »

Not a problem Sparkle, been the instigator of it several times before myself, in view of this mornings developments I wonder if I will ever get to spend it in any case, absolute lunacy gone mad.

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#20 Post by exile »

I do agree @Pathca but if it is your tread and centres around a specific question it can be annoying. Apologies @hughnique for further thread drift.

So back on track
No we have not had ours yet.

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