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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out?

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By *LIVEANDKICKING100Man
over a year ago

DUBLIN

Sure it won't matter when there is a united Ireland in 2137.

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By *heBlowinsCouple
over a year ago

West Cork


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out? "

That information is surely available from Revenue/Citizens info/gov UK/etc

Should definitely check the actual documentation and not take advice from fellow fabbers about something like this xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out? "

AFAIK employers are legally obliged to pay a % of a workers pension fund the rest is made up by the employee themselves and I think the employee can opt in or out on that 1 regardless of what jurisdiction they live in

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out?

AFAIK employers are legally obliged to pay a % of a workers pension fund the rest is made up by the employee themselves and I think the employee can opt in or out on that 1 regardless of what jurisdiction they live in"

Thanks

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out?

That information is surely available from Revenue/Citizens info/gov UK/etc

Should definitely check the actual documentation and not take advice from fellow fabbers about something like this xx"

Only looking a bit of background on it lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Sure it won't matter when there is a united Ireland in 2137. "

Behave yourself! 2035 at push

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By *heBlowinsCouple
over a year ago

West Cork


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out?

That information is surely available from Revenue/Citizens info/gov UK/etc

Should definitely check the actual documentation and not take advice from fellow fabbers about something like this xx

Only looking a bit of background on it lol

"

Fair enough - I'd reckon it'd be something you wouldn't want to get wrong based on anecdotal advice from internet randos Just trying to help mate

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Hi All,

If you are directly employed in the Republic but an NI resident what way do pensions work?

Do you still have to contribute or can you opt out?

That information is surely available from Revenue/Citizens info/gov UK/etc

Should definitely check the actual documentation and not take advice from fellow fabbers about something like this xx

Only looking a bit of background on it lol

Fair enough - I'd reckon it'd be something you wouldn't want to get wrong based on anecdotal advice from internet randos Just trying to help mate "

I know you are. And it’s appreciated. I didn’t mean to sound rude i was just hoping someone on here has walked the walked before

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Might be different for you, because my work is freelance. So check with Gov.uk and Gov.ie too.

But I jump between Donegal and Belfast for work all year long and can always manually opt out of pension payments if I want

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Get in touch with a pension adviser for the best advice

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