National Insurance is the tax (though it’s not technically a tax in the strictest sense) paid by workers to fund the UK’s benefits, most notable of which is the state pension. National Insurance is ...
Currently, people can make voluntary contributions to fill gaps in their NI record going back to 2006. However, after 5 April ...
Your National Insurance (NI) contributions help determine the potential benefit levels you are eligible to receive from the government, including the state pension. The main NI rate (for employees) ...
Pension top-up changes: The deadline for buying National Insurance credits to boost your state pension has been extended to 5 April 2025. If you have yet to get in touch with the Department for Work ...
A new online service designed to simplify how you check and pay for voluntary national insurance (NI) contributions is due to launch before the end of this financial year, the Government has confirmed ...
As many as one in four pensioners are unaware they could get extra income from their state pension by filling in gaps in their National Insurance record, according to new research. A further 10% of ...