Ni And Redundancy?

auntiebertie | 10:26 Wed 02nd Dec 2015 | Business & Finance

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My DH has been made redundant at 48. He is looking for a job but not claiming the dole as he had a redundancy cheque which will last us some time. Is it true that he can however claim to have NI payments made to keep his pension up? Thanks

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In my view there are only a couple of contributors on Answerbank with enough knowledge to answer these type of questions adequately. The first point is that if DH has been paid wages in lieu of notice as part of his overall redundancy payment, he will not be able to be paid Contribution-based JSA until the expiry of that notice period. At the end of the notice...

15:40 Wed 02nd Dec 2015

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thugulike

He should sign on as he will need the contributions to maintain his eligibility to state pension.

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