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Aged 40 to 73? Urgently consider buying National Insurance years Say you buy an NI year that costs you £824 and adds up to £340 each year to your pre-tax State Pension, it's worth it as long as you live at least three years after getting your pension (or three years after you top up, if you're already getting it)
Should I top up my state pension? - Which? If you have gaps in your National Insurance record you can pay to fill them and boost your state pension Find out how much voluntary contributions cost and how to buy them
Buying state pension top ups – act now The standard cost of buying ‘Class 3’ National Insurance contributions is £17 45 for a week of missing contributions in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 tax years It would cost you £907 40 for an entire year
State pension top-up deadline extended again to April 2025 Spending just over £907 to purchase NI credits could add £7,740 a year to your pension pot – and now the government has extended the deadline to buy back missing credits When you purchase
How do I buy extra NI years to increase my state pension? Buying top-ups can give a generous boost to retirement income if you buy the correct years on your record This is Money's full guide to buying state pension top-ups explains the cost
Should I pay to top up my State Pension? - St. James’s Place Currently, Class 3 NICs cost £17 45 per week or £907 40 per year Each year represents 1 35 of the full State Pension, and one year’s additional top-up alone could boost your weekly income by £6 32 a week or £328 64 a year (based on the 2024 25 State Pension) 2
Is it worth paying to top up your State Pension? - Rest Less Buying extra years involves paying what are known as ‘voluntary class 3 NI contributions’, and the rate is currently £907 40 for a full year (£17 45 per week), which will boost your State Pension by around £302 a year (£5 82 a week)
Topping up your State Pension: April 2025 deadline looming Topping up your NI contributions could boost your State Pension by up to £65,000 at an up-front cost to you of little more than £8,000 But you have less than a month left to start the process What happens if you haven't paid enough National Insurance Contributions? Who can (and should) top up their State Pension?
Last chance to maximise your State Pension: Should you top up your NICs . . . How much do voluntary National Insurance contributions cost? The cost for voluntary contributions will depend on when the gaps in your record occurred The standard cost of buying ‘Class 3’ National Insurance contributions is £17 45 for a week of missing contributions in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 tax years
Should I top up my state pension with NI contributions? Under current rules, you need 35 qualifying years of national insurance (NI) contributions to get the maximum amount when you retire This is £221 20 a week after rising by 8 5% in April 2024 If you have a shortfall, you can make voluntary contributions to fill any gaps from the previous six years You have until April 5 to do this each year