What are voluntary National Insurance contributions?

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What are voluntary National Insurance contributions?

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by Qcrew 14 years ago

Paying voluntary National Insurance contributions can increase the amount of benefits that you are going to get. Voluntary contributions are Class 3 National Insurance with a flat rate of £12.30 per week. (2011-2012)
Although its voluntary, in certain cases you may not be qualified to pay the voluntary National Insurance contributions.Source: www.hmrc.gov.uk/ni/volcontr/basics.htm

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