It may take more than a year to receive your uk state pension

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I have just come across the following International Pension Centre advice showing their achievements.



International Pension Centre

Standards and achievements






process State Pension claims within 250 working days

process Bereavement Benefit claims within 455 days



If this is the best they can do, they should all be sacked!
 
Any news on the David and Pow case, Nick?

Obviously they are too busy giving out benifits to those who have paid in nothing!
 
I have just come across the following International Pension Centre advice showing their achievements.



International Pension Centre

Standards and achievements






process State Pension claims within 250 working days

process Bereavement Benefit claims within 455 days



If this is the best they can do, they should all be sacked!

Bugger me, by the time they get a pension claim processed there may well be a bereavement claim already made !

TWATS !
 
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/state-pension



Only those who've paid enough national insurance (NI) get the full​

basic state pension (£97.65 a week) once they hit the official retirement age.
If you're short, making a top-up payment for missed years can mean a bigger
future pension & a possible backdated payout for some who've already
retired. To help, we've a brand new guide and calculator with all the info.




  • Why it's urgent. The last chance to get a
    backdated payout, if you're eligible, is 5 April this year. For everyone else
    the price of buying extra years may rise after this date too. Doing this takes
    time so get your skates on.​


    State Pension Boost Calculator​

    estimates how much it'll cost to boost your
    pension and how long you need live to recoup the cash. Eg, a woman who retired
    in April 2008 with 30 NI years who buys another five (at a £3,133 cost) will get
    £1,840 backdated and roughly £650 more a year (in today's prices). If she lives
    20 years and she's almost £15,000 up!​


  • Who should try? You need to be short on years
    to make it worthwhile. However, if you're eligible for pension credit the state
    will top-up what you get, so there's usually no point paying for it.​
Full step-by-step info in the New Guide & Calculator:
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/increase-state-pensions
 
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