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Big Changes coming to UK Voluntary NI contributions The changes took effect on 5th April 2025. BPiA re-ran its popular webinar “Is This The End of Voluntary Contributions?” on 26th March 2025 The Webinar is now available in PDF form here: (Depending on device and web browser, to see the "Speaker's notes" you may need to download the PDF, and open it in the Adobe Acrobat Reader App.) People who attend the webinar will learn Who is entitled to a British State Pension What are the changes to the rules for voluntary contributions How to assess whether ir is [...]

Big Changes coming to UK Voluntary NI contributions The changes take effect on 5th April 2025. BPiA presented a very successful webinar on the changes coming to voluntary contributions on 5th April 25. and how they may affect you. The Webinar is now available in PDF form here: Depending on device and web browser, to see the "Speaker's notes" you may need to download the PDF, and open it in the Adobe Acrobat Reader App. What you will learn: Who is entitled to a British State Pension What are the changes in the rules for voluntary contributions How to [...]

Our President, Patrick Edwards, has sent a letter of congratulations to Torsten Bell on his appointment as UK Minister for Pensions The letter is here

Request for Suggestions for BPiA's Submission to the UK Government Spending Review HM Treasury is asking for written submissions from interest groups, individuals, Members of Parliament, or representative bodies relating to Phase 2 of the Spending Review. BPiA have received a specific request from HM Treasury to make a submission. They have said the purpose is to provide feedback on government spending priorities and suggest policy ideas that could inform decisions about departmental budgets and resource allocation over the multi-year Spending Review period. HM Treasury welcomes comments on existing spending priorities and suggestions for new ones. HM Treasury say [...]