Hi, my name is KatharineBB!
KatharineBB
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My daughter is on PIP and is unable to work. Can I contribute to her National Insurance?
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if she claims uc she should get contributions made for her
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Hi @KatharineBB, just wanted to pop and say welcome 😊
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Hi,
As above, there are a number of benefits that provide National Insurance credits when out of work.
If you're sure your daughter is missing previous years of NI then you can gift her the money to pay for those.
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