UK expats face a critical deadline of April 5 to notify HMRC of their intention to make voluntary National Insurance contributions, effective going back to 2006. After this date, the lookback period decreases to six years, limiting the ability to fill gaps in NI records, which impact pension outcomes. Financial experts, including deVere Group's James Green, emphasize the potential benefits of this opportunity to secure a substantial future income stream through the state pension, a sometimes undervalued asset among expats. Immediate action is advised to take advantage of this offer.
The window is closing fast for UK expats who want to significantly boost their future state pension - and the time to act is now.
For many, this is a one-off opportunity to lock in a government-backed, inflation-linked income stream at relatively low cost.
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