‘Wild loophole’ allows non-UK residents to apply for full state pension

'Loophole' allowing non-UK residents to apply for full state pension closing

Expats are being urged to make the most of a “wild loophole” offering former UK taxpayers the opportunity to significantly boost their retirement income.Individuals who have worked in the UK for as little as three years can qualify for a state pension by filling gaps in their national insurance (NI) contributions – a scheme set to end next Saturday (5 April). People around the world could be eligible for the top-up, even if they have never had U…

HMRC loophole hands foreigners full UK state pension and triple lock boost

Australians who paid tax in the UK for just four years are among those who will be able apply for a full state pension until the loophole is closed next month.

‘Wild loophole’ allows non-UK residents to apply for full state pension

From Ireland to Australia, press and social media posts encourage take-up of UK state pensions