Are You Living Abroad After Working in the UK?
British Expat?
How’s Your UK State Pension Looking?
Many British expats are entitled to a UK State Pension.
And many are going to get a reduced amount – or nothing at all – if they don’t top up their contributions.
Let me ask you:
- Do you know if you qualify for a UK State Pension?
- Are your NI contributions enough to give you the full pension?
- Do you need to top up missing National Insurance years to boost your pension?
If you answered YES to Question 3 – you need to act now!
We’re offering FREE guidance on how to Register and Apply to the UK HMRC (HM Revenue and Customs)
to Boost Your UK State Pension
But you MUST apply BEFORE the deadline of 5 April 2025
to pay for any missing years between 2006 – 2016
How do I know if I qualify?
If you paid Income Tax and NI to HMRC for at least 3 years, you are entitled to receive a pension… BUT
- You need to have made a minimum of 10 years contributions to receive anything at all (though it’s minimal).
- To get the full pension, you must have paid 35 FULL YEARS NI Contributions – part years don’t count.
IMPORTANT
HMRC do not ask for any payment with your application
Do not make any payment until your application is approved
ALWAYS confirm that the UK HMRC Bank Account details are genuine before you transfer
Why do I need your help?
We have researched and put together simple step-by-step guide about the application process
including the answers to frequently asked questions
Once printed out the HMRC form is very small and many people, who we have helped previously, complained that the spaces on the form were not large enough to add their details.
We converted the form into an editable PDF which means that information like your current address can easily be typed into the space provided on the form before being printed out.
The HMRC form needs to be signed with black ink and then posted to UK HMRC
Why are you helping British Ex pats for FREE?
I’m an Ex pat myself, I’m Ex British Army (Royal Military Police) currently living in Germany, and I recently discovered that I could top up my own UK State pension by 20 missing years!
Many of the British Ex pats who we are helping to apply, and claim, didn’t know that they are entitled to any UK State Pension
After helping a few friends with their applications, it became apparent that thousands of Ex pats and Ex Military around the world are in danger of missing out and thus this website was born
Now I’m on a mission to help as many people as possible to register and claim for what they are entitled to.
How much did it cost you to boost your pension?
I already had 15 qualifying years of National Insurance and to boost my pension up to the maximum, I bought 20 missing years of NI contributions
This cost me a total of £3,276 (Paid directly to HMRC)
As a result, I’ll now receive the Full UK New State Pension of £203.85 per week, £886.38 per month, or £10,636.60 per year.
If I live for 10 years in retirement that’s an extra £106,366.00
“It feels amazing helping people to register and claim an extra pension of up to £10,636 per year.
And knowing that they’ll not retire into poverty makes my day”
John Taylor :)
P.S. Don’t keep good news to yourself.
Who else do you know that would benefit from boosting their UK New State Pension?
Do you know someone who has worked in the UK for at least 3 years or was in the Armed Forces or works at sea, and now lives outside the UK?
They could be entitled to receive the UK State Pension.
Maybe your family and friends know someone who now lives abroad.
Share this page with everyone you know.
Together we’ll help thousands of people register and apply.
I guarantee if you help someone not to retire into poverty…They will more than appreciate it
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Some Kind Words From People We Helped
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