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fruitsalad | 17:56 Wed 20th Dec 2006 | Body & Soul
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i didnt really know where to put this but as this seems the most popular, here goes what benefits could a 60 year old man who has worked all his life and recently lost his job claim for?
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contact your local benefits agency or the welfare rights officer at your social work department who will help you with a claim,
how about trying business and finance or law or jobs...
because he knows he may get more responses on this topic. joko
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thanks for your answers
you don't say!

not true though is it...
Once a man passes 60 he does not need to buy a NI stamp towards his state pension.
You're not very helpful Joko ! Anyway fruit, you could also try the Citizens advice Bureau - good luck chick !
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your answer is very interesting kwicky because he has paid his NI stamp up to now, i think it would be wise for him to pay a visit to the c.a.b tomoro and find out just what he is entitled to.
err... hang on - i have listed 3 more suitable catagories for him, where he might get replies from people who actually know the correct answers - the reason they may be looking in that topic - and i am being unhelpful?
well excuse the crap out of me, i'm sure!

whose answer would you trust most - 20 random people you found in a mall - or one person who works in a job centre??

its quality not quantity, i'd have thought...
Try following this link for a benefits check up to see what you are entitled to. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewn ews.cgi?newsid1047513100,1583,
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what a great site, helped no end thank you banjobabe.
nice of you to reply fruit. glad its all been a help

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