Blue Maverick
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You may have a case in the future lol
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Elbow beards
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Hope so could do with a spare couple of grand :)
Mr Kobayashi
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Waspi women: 'I want the £45,000 state pension that was stolen from me'
Women born in the 1950s hit by the rise in state pension age react to a report recommending compensation.
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The entitlement of it.
'I want the £45,000 state pension that was stolen from me'
And the one who was self-employed and didn't bother to even look into a private pension plan.
How about fuck off?
My own mum won't get hers until she's 67, she's only a few months over the cutoff before the rise from 66.
She's less than two years younger than the oldest WASPI cohort.
She's not walking around bitter about it.
All the women in this article already have their state pensions.
denislawsbackheel
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I wonder how many of the know alls on here are aware that you have to claim your state pension when you qualify for it. You won’t get a penny if you don’t.
manclad
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Great post that palWaspi women: 'I want the £45,000 state pension that was stolen from me'
Women born in the 1950s hit by the rise in state pension age react to a report recommending compensation.
The entitlement of it.
'I want the £45,000 state pension that was stolen from me'
And the one who was self-employed and didn't bother to even look into a private pension plan.
How about fuck off?
My own mum won't get hers until she's 67, she's only a few months over the cutoff before the rise from 66.
She's less than two years younger than the oldest WASPI cohort.
She's not walking around bitter about it.
All the women in this article already have their state pensions.
That BBC article just about sums up their whole entitled attitude to the situation in question.
manclad
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There was an article online a few years ago about a guy who never claimed his state pension because he thought he wasn't entitled to it as he already had his own private pension.
His money started to run out after about 10 years and eventually he went to Citizens Advice for help.
They told him to apply DWP for his state pension and it was back dated to his 65th birthday and he received about £50,000 lump sum and his weekly state pension.
So yes, everyone needs to be financially aware.
One Fan Clapping
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No he’s not. An annuity is another completely different product where you buy a guaranteed secure income from your pension pot. A drawdown is when you take all the cash out from your pot and invest it with no guarantee it will last the rest of your lifetime.
PIE is what he was describing where you front load your pension and when you get your state pension it levels out.
The last time I checked I was;)
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Right you, I lied when I said you were the funniest poster on bluemoon;)