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nomadandy | 13:42 Wed 20th Apr 2011 | Personal Finance
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the age my wife can recieve her state pension has been increased from 60 to 62 and a half,she has 30 years contributions, she has heard that if she is a child minder (she is, unpaid looking after the grandaughter), she could still claim her pension at 60 because she unable to look for work. Is this a mith? or has anybody heard of other reasons to be able to claim.
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Here is the web site for the womens pension advisory centre they are the best people to ask. There is also a pension age calculator to check when the pension date is. There have been very recent changes , I think from April 6th this year .
http://www.pensionsad...s/basic-state-pension
13:47 Wed 20th Apr 2011
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It is impossible to bring your state pension age forward for any reason.
15:59 Wed 20th Apr 2011
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Is she a registered childminder? I only ask because if she declares that she's a childminder when in fact she's not registered she could be a whole heap of other trouble. There's a lot of things to adhere to
http://www.ofsted.gov...%28language%29/eng-GB
19:55 Wed 20th Apr 2011
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Nobody can get state pension before their official retirement age. If there are financial difficulties there may be other benefits you can claim. You may be thinking about women who do not have enough years NI can claim credits for the years that were unable to work as they were a carer
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