A AAAContributor Registered User Messages 449 20 Jan 2021 #21 DK123 said: Yes indeed i am. Perhaps we have accidentally stumbled on a once in a lifetime "win win"opportunity! Click to expand... If ye do tie the knot, there is an increased age tax credit for a jointly assessed couple I do believe. Instead of claiming a credit of €245, you now have €490. Add that to the pot!
DK123 said: Yes indeed i am. Perhaps we have accidentally stumbled on a once in a lifetime "win win"opportunity! Click to expand... If ye do tie the knot, there is an increased age tax credit for a jointly assessed couple I do believe. Instead of claiming a credit of €245, you now have €490. Add that to the pot!
B Black Sheep Registered User Messages 2,382 20 Jan 2021 #22 I suspect the OH may be talking about entitlement to Survivors State Pension. If the Public pensioner dies, the Widow/Widower of that pensioner is entitled to half that pension plus the State Pension.
I suspect the OH may be talking about entitlement to Survivors State Pension. If the Public pensioner dies, the Widow/Widower of that pensioner is entitled to half that pension plus the State Pension.