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I am divorced, but can I still claim state pension on my ex-husband's NI contributions?


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So long as you do not remarry and you will be getting less than the full amount of state pension, you can substitute the record of your former spouse for the period up to when your marriage ended, or the end of the tax year before you reached state pension age, whichever comes first.

For further information: Get a State Pension Forecast.

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