People on Basic State Pension of up to £169.50 each week urged to check for backdated top-ups
Historical State Pension errors mostly affect women who can ask the DWP to recalculate their payments.
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People on Basic State Pension of up to £169.50 each week urged to check for backdated top-ups
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