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ClinkatyClank | 15:49 Wed 21st Mar 2012 | Jobs & Education
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What does this mean if the job centre says they can still pay you this if you continue signing ? How much would they pay ?

This is the result when Contribution based JSA runs out.

Any help ?
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i dont think they pay you, they pay the NI FOR you - i think it has something to do with future benefits entitlement
16:14 Wed 21st Mar 2012
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Even if you do not qualify for JSA, you can keep signing on and they will maintain your NI contributions which will contribute towards your pension entitlement. If you already have 30 years or more there will be little beniefit to you as you will receive full pension.
16:20 Wed 21st Mar 2012

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