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postage | 09:07 Fri 24th Apr 2015 | Jobs & Education
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how does this work the? you have to work 36 years to geta full state pension? which is about £141.can any one explain why we pay so much national insurance
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/10078062/why-do-we-pay-national-insurance
09:10 Fri 24th Apr 2015
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I am not sure that the average person's NI contributions (say £2000 a year for 36 years =£72000) actually covers the cost of the pension (£141 x 52 weeks x 20 years = £146640) based on current life expactancy
17:27 Fri 24th Apr 2015

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