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9 Jul 2007 12:00AM
Millions more people, particularly women, will be able to buy back up to nine years of ‘lost’ national insurance contributions, for their state pension, in a groundbreaking amendment to the Pensions Bill. Welcomed by the EOC as an opportunity to help millions more people save, the amendment allows workers to buy back incomplete contribution years at any time during their working lives. Previously, the years had to be claimed within six years, which resulted in many workers realisi... (654 more words)
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