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Kassee | 21:21 Mon 30th May 2011 | Family & Relationships
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can anyone tell me how much a full state pension is for a divorced single woman - thank you
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Depends how much you contributed during your working life, plus Graduated Pension additions etc.
http://www.direct.gov...tatePension/index.htm

You will be able to get a pension forecast on the above site. You will need 30 years NIC for full pension
That's not quite correct...............I only started paying full NI stamp after my first divorce and thought I didn't have sufficient contributions. However my first husband's contributions were taken into account so I receive a full pension.
The site ubasses has posted is really useful.
Ubasses has provided the important link but, if your pension is only fairly small (and you've got little or no other income) it's worth remembering that it gets topped up by Pension Credit.

Pension Credit looks at your total income (from all sources). If it's less than £137.35 per week it will be topped up to that amount through Pension Credit:
http://www.direct.gov...ionCredit/DG_10018692

Chris
http://www.pensionsad...tate-pensions/divorce

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thanks for all your help on links - which I havent looked at yet. But my question was HOW MUCH IS A FULL STATE PENSION ?? I know it depends on individual circumstances, and I know I can get a pension forecast - I know there is topup pension credit, and that But what I want to know is HOW MUCH IS A FULL STATE PENSION AT THIS present time. Thanks

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