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30-07-2020, 08:39 PM
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Re: Paying for Social Care.

Originally Posted by Donkeyman ->
Yes Baz, no mention of pensions under Benefits at all? In fact l didn't find pensions mentioned anywhere either?

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You weren't looking in the right place then, both are mentioned throughout that government website:

https://www.gov.uk/government/public...s-2020-to-2021

PDF on Pension and Benefit rates, click on that then look down the left hand side in blue text for all the different kinds of benefits there are plus pensions.
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30-07-2020, 09:41 PM
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Re: Paying for Social Care.

Originally Posted by Donkeyman ->
Child benefit is non contributary Todgy
OAP bears a contribution by the recipient??
Totally different concept??
I rest my case!

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"Old age pension" is not contributory. The "pension" (actually a Benefit - note the capital "B") comes from general Taxation and is part of the Welfare State Benefits.

There is NO hypothecated monies to pay for the "OAP".

There never was.

NI is a job tax introduced to boost the income to the treasury in order to pay for the role, the NHS, the bolstered Social Services that came in after the war that included an expanded insurance to provide for people who could no longer cater for themselves which was wrongly labeled a pension.
 
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