State Pension Reforms - Factsheets
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The new State Pension aims to make the State Pension simpler and easier to understand to help people plan for their retirement.
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- Myth busting the new State Pension
- Four ways to increase your new State Pension
- The current State Pension Scheme
- Pension Credit
- Changes to Pension Credit under the new State Pension
- Deferring your State Pension
- Your State Pension explained
- Introduction to the new State Pension
- How the new State Pension is calculated
- Increasing the new State Pension through National Insurance Credits
- National Insurance Credits for Spouses and Civil Partners Accompanying Service Personnel Overseas
- Deferring the new State Pension
- Rules on derived rights and inheritance are changing under the new State Pension
- International cases and the new State Pension
- National Insurance and your State Pension
- Introducing the Minimum Qualifying Period
- Self-employment and the State Pension
- State Pension through your spouse or civil partner
- State Pension top up
- Summary of transitional rules for inherited and derived State Pension
- Topping up your State Pension - the current State Pension scheme
- Pension flexibilities and social security benefits
- Calculating how much a customer will receive under the new State Pension
- Understanding how contracting-out affects the starting amount
- Introducing the Contracted-out Pension Equivalent (COPE) amount