WASPI Women Denied Compensation

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ebikeerwidnes

Senior Member
The change that's possibly caught you, and would have had me if after leaving a 35year career in the Civil Service I wasn't still in part time employment, is the reform of pensions in 2016.

The full pension as of today is £221.20 as opposed to c£160 in the previous scheme.

If you were contracted out of the second state pension, SERPS etc, because of paying into a company pension then, AIUI, years prior to 2016, may not count in full for the new pension.

If you go on line and check you can see how you're affected and whether you might want to think about buying in NI for missed years.

Yes - that is what caused it

but the letter I got implied to me at the time that I was all sorted

It was up to me to check it out when I got older
which I did


but then I am intelligent (probably) and I have had contact with money and businesses for most of my life so I am OK going out and checking this stuff

I would hate to have to explain it all to my sister-in-law - and worse still her husband
I am pretty sure they are going to have a shock at some point
 

Mr Celine

Well-Known Member
Yes, I knew that, i gave the example as Farage because poeple vote for hIm for his name first and his policies second.
That's why he scored with the Ukip too at the time. As soon as he jumped ship Ukip plummeted and surely there might be some additional factors but still.


I'm pretty sure tht if you look as those voted impact researches that Farage is very high in those rankings and that Farage joining any party has already and certain Farage effect on it's own. And yes of course it helped Farage looked at the thinks tory voters are discontent with and put those points in his programme.
Does not take away that the likes of Farage, Boris Johnson, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton all have a certain appeal to voters no matter whom they would be backing.



Which to me shows the system not really working, because of people vote Reform, green or whatever isn't one of the two main contenders, they did not vote their the two main contenders are so if one of the other contenders drops out their votes should be nullified in my view.



In which case there are laws and legal proceedings that can help me get justice compensation, unless the court rules i should have seen it.

I remember the Tories saying similar things when they took over from Labour last time, hell they even used it again this election. But similar as in our house example above there should be consequences for any chancellor who does things like this to deliberately hide documents financial blackholes etc.




Then the Conservatives should be held accountable because now it just seems to be a game when the conversatives win, they claim labour farked up the last budget when labour wins its the other way around. And the people? they are scr*wed over anyway, and then they wonder why so many people don't trust politics. They all claim to be there for the people but time and time again they turn out to be for themselves.

Still not committing to a promise you made for years is a choice, and it's is my point that it is not a very good one. It would have been better if they took the money from the list of very rich Tory sponsors for example.

Not get many presents then?
 
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