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A.N.Other
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#21 Post by A.N.Other »

Sometimes Google really is your friend!

https://lmgtfy.app/?q=state+pension+increase+2022

Hedgerow
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#22 Post by Hedgerow »

We received our Pension Increase 22/23 letters this morning, dated 10/02/22. 6 WEEKS via Netherlands.

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#23 Post by exile »

Possibly delayed posting until Richi* decided that he was not/could not afford to increase pensions back to the triple lock status.

Dick to his friends.

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#24 Post by Hotrodder »

hughnique wrote: Thu Feb 24, 2022 9:41 am 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.
I have been wondering what the full state pension is. Mine's a bit short of that figure, I assume because I was short of contributions.
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#25 Post by elsie »

from https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savin ... -pensions/

The flat-rate state pension ONLY applies to those reaching state pension age on or after 6 April 2016. This means millions of older people aren't affected by it and have simply carried on receiving their state pension under the previous system. In short:
Retired post-April 2016? You will currently get a maximum state pension of £179.60 a week (£185.10 in 2022/23).
Retired pre-April 2016? You will currently get a maximum basic state pension of £137.60 a week (£141.85 in 2022/23) – although there's a top-up available for some called the additional state pension.

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The NI years needed for a full basic state pension are:
Retired post-April 2016? You will need 35 qualifying years.
Retired pre-April 2016? Here it depends on when you reached state pension age.
– If you reached state pension age on or after 6 April 2010 you will need 30 years.
– If you reached state pension age pre-6 April 2010 you will need 44 years (men), 39 years (women).

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#26 Post by manonthemoon2 »

Thanks Elsie, I'm now 64 so a couple of years to go but please keep us updated if you can

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#27 Post by Ford Focus »

Hotrodder wrote: Wed Feb 23, 2022 4:56 pm Maybe this year's rise will be cancelled and the savings used to pay for the unusable PPE the Conservative cronies bought. :roll:
Oh dear.

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#28 Post by Ford Focus »

Hedgerow wrote: Thu Mar 24, 2022 10:49 am We received our Pension Increase 22/23 letters this morning, dated 10/02/22. 6 WEEKS via Netherlands.
That's the EU for you.

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#29 Post by MAD87 »

Ford Focus wrote: Fri Mar 25, 2022 1:59 am
Hedgerow wrote: Thu Mar 24, 2022 10:49 am We received our Pension Increase 22/23 letters this morning, dated 10/02/22. 6 WEEKS via Netherlands.
That's the EU for you.
Tongue in cheek, I'd guess, FF? DWP communications also come to us after a batch-posting trip to some such cheaper country. I suppose direct Royal Mail despatch is too expensive for Ms Coffey.

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#30 Post by ajm »

I got a letter from my pension people posted on the 21/3 in UK delivered here on 23/3 am.

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