If you do not meet the requirements for your NI record, people can add an additional 16 extra years to their UK pension. Irish workers could get big cash boost with deadline weeks away The pension payments in the UK recently increased in mid-April, which now sees workers receiving £203.85 a week. People must now have 35 qualifying years on their NI record to receive the full pension amount. To be able to qualify for this, people need to have 10 qualifying years on your NI Record to receive a minimum UK pension. Irish people that worked in the UK for at least three consecutive years and paid NI stamps can now buy back as much as sixteen extra years to their UK pension. Previously, people could only pay for a maximum of six historic years that were missing from their NI records, however, this will temporarily change after major changes were announced to the country’s state pension back in 2016. Read more: Council renters can earn €269.23 per week after new scheme update If you worked in the UK and paid their national insurance (NI), you have access to a pension. However, they have been warned to take action as the deadline is fast approaching. Irish people who worked in the United Kingdom can receive a pension boost.
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