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HMRC will notify about one million low earners, primarily women, of their eligibility for top-up pension payments, typically around £70. The letters will be sent over the next few months, and recipients do not need to apply. HMRC warns against scams and encourages individuals to verify the authenticity of the letters through official channels.
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HMRC will notify about one million low earners, primarily women, of their eligibility for top-up pension payments, typically around £70. The letters will be sent over the next few months, and recipients do not need to apply. HMRC warns against scams and encourages individuals to verify the authenticity of the letters through official channels.
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