Have you ever worked in the UK?
Boost your retirement income with a UK State Pension
You could get up to £11,973 each year – over a 20 year retirement that’s more than £239,460!
What you need to know
If you worked 3 or more years in the UK and paid National Insurance contributions, you could qualify.
Full UK State Pension
You need 35 years’ of National Insurance contributions to get the full UK State Pension when you retire – that’s £230.25 per week, £11,973 per year and a total of £239,460 over a 20 year retirement.*
Partial UK State Pension
You need 10 years’ of National Insurance contributions to get a reduced-rate state pension when you retire – that’s £65.79 per week, £3,421 per year and a total of £68,422 over a 20 year retirement.*
*The figures stated above are based on the 2025/26 UK State Pension amount.
UK Government State Pension review
The UK State Pension system is currently undergoing a government review, with ongoing discussions about eligibility, qualifying years, and contribution rules.
Securing your entitlement now ensures you’re in the strongest possible position for retirement. It’s never too early to take control of your National Insurance record and make sure you’re on track to receive the full amount you deserve.
Your questions answered
You may be able to claim a state pension of £230.25 per week when you retire. You’ll need to have paid a certain amount of National Insurance Contributions (NICs) in the UK to qualify, however if you don’t currently meet the requirements, there may still be an opportunity for you – and we can help you get it.
At UKStatePension.com, we’re here to make the process of topping up and claiming a UK State Pension as quick and easy as possible. We’ve helped hundreds of people who have worked for at least 3 years in the UK to secure a UK State Pension for their retirement.
The average UK State Pension payment varies depending on the number of years worked and contributions made. Currently, the maximum weekly UK State Pension amount is £230.25. Our service can help you to maximise the amount you can claim. Speak to us to find out more and discuss your circumstances.
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