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    jackie28

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    hi my mum passed aweythis thursday 24th february 22 of cancer spent time at st lukes hospice in windsford then came home and eventually passed awey in acare home leavin my dad now behind may sound bit odd but will there be a change in is state pension now my mum no longer with us he is 81 years of age thanks

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  • Clare

    Hello Jackie,


    Welcome to the Marie Curie online community. We’re sorry to hear about the recent passing of your mum. It’s understandable that you have questions about some of the practical matters you may need to be helping your dad with at this time, like his benefits.


    While we are not benefit advisers, we do have some information on state pensions that may be helpful to you. Any potential changes to your dad’s state pension could depend on things such as if your mum had a better National Insurance record than he did or if she paid into an additional State Pension. Our website and also www.moneyhelper.org.uk have more details on this -


    www.mariecurie.org.uk/help/support/benefits-entitlements/bereavement/what-happens-to-your-pension-when-you-die  


    www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/benefits/benefits-in-later-life/state-pension-death-benefits


    If you have other questions or simply need a listening ear at this time, we are here for you on the community and on Freephone 0800 090 2309.


    Take care,


    Claire – Support Line Officer

     

     


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  • jackie28

    hi i wouldnt no what my mum paid in national insurance etc n how can i find this out pls

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  • Clare

    Hi Jackie, 


    The Pension Service would hopefully be able to advise you and your dad on this. They can be contacted on 0800 731 0469 and the government website says that they are open Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 3:30pm - www.gov.uk/contact-pension-service


    Take care,


    Claire – Support Line Officer


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