National Insurance numbers
If you want to work or claim benefits in the UK, you must have a National Insurance number (NINO). On this page we explain what a NINO is, where to get one and what to do if you lose or forget it....
If you want to work or claim benefits in the UK, you must have a National Insurance number (NINO). On this page we explain what a NINO is, where to get one and what to do if you lose or forget it....
Paying National Insurance can earn you the right to receive certain benefits, such as the state pension. We explain how National Insurance contributions (NIC) work and how to work out what you will pay. If you want information on how to get a National Insurance number (NINO) or what to do if you hav...
Caring can have an impact on your finances, particularly if you have had to give up work to be a carer. On this page we look at help towards your state pension by the provision of National Insurance credits for carers....
When taking on a new employee, one of the details you need to ask them for is their National Insurance number. This is often referred to as a NINO. This page tells you more about NINOs and what to do if your employee has not got one....
You pay National Insurance contributions (NIC) to build up your entitlement to certain state benefits, including the state pension. We look at what happens to your NIC payments once you reach state pension age....
National Insurance credits are different from National Insurance contributions. Credits are sometimes given in certain situations where you do not work, or only have a limited ability to work and therefore might not be paying National Insurance contributions. These credits protect your future entitl...