Quote Originally Posted by jimeve View Post
Thats not true regarding state pension, according to my accountant you can still live abroad permanently and as long you pay the N.I £2.40 a week till
you are 65 or 68 depending when you was born. just set up a direct/debit.
no need to work till 65 or 68 as long as you pay in.

work or pay for near 44yrs , still 44 yrs to get the full amount.

cheeky i cannot retire til i'm 66

as for

Can my UK pension be paid to me while I am in another country?

You can be paid a UK State Pension anywhere in the world, but you will only get annual increases if you live in any other EEA country, a country with which the UK has a social security agreement that allows increases, the Isle of Man or Sark.

Which countries does the UK have a social security agreement with?

The countries referred to in the these FAQs which the UK has social security agreements with are: Barbados, Bermuda, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia, Israel, Jamaica, Jersey and Guernsey, Mauritius, Montenegro, Philippines, Serbia, Turkey, USA, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

http://www.thepensionservice.gov.uk/ipc/faqs.asp#eight

what are the chances of that of all the countires in the world, the phils makes it on the short list. now thats a bit of luck for us lot , i was wrong there, i admit that, didn't realise the phils was on the list

some intestering info here

http://www.dwp.gov.uk/lifeevent/bene...3/sa42_oct.pdf