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26.11.2005, 14:27
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My wife paid her full NI contributions complement in her own right and
has received a full state pension since she was 60 (3 years ago). I shall be 65 next month and have also made full NI contributions. Does her pension remain the same when I start drawing mine? Sorry if this seems a simple question, but the DWP Pensions web site is not explicit about this. Regards |
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26.11.2005, 14:57
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<beryl> wrote in message
news:8671 > My wife paid her full NI contributions complement in her own right and > has received a full state pension since she was 60 (3 years ago). > > I shall be 65 next month and have also made full NI contributions. > > Does her pension remain the same when I start drawing mine? Yes. > Sorry if this seems a simple question, but the DWP Pensions web site > is not explicit about this. It isn't. Even the media often get this wrong. |
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