The last two digits of your National Insurance number have a specific meaning in relation to benefits. Since 2009, these digits have determined the day of the week on which benefits like universal ...

THE upcoming bank holiday Monday could mean that you get your state pension paid early this week. The day you recieve your pension money on is dictated by your National Insurance number.

you must have contributed to your National Insurance record for the required 35 years. Every UK resident has a unique NI number, comprising two letters, six numbers, and a final letter. The last ...

You need a National Insurance Number if you work in the UK ... you’ll need to have been in work within the last two to three years and made National Insurance contributions.

Your National Insurance number dictates what day you receive your pension money on. The day your state pension is paid usually depends on the last two digits of this identification number.

National Insurance (NI) numbers have three parts – a prefix of two letters, six numbers and a suffix of a single letter. For example, AB123456C. Your NI number holds no personal information ...