how much will i get off the income support when i retire from work?

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1. ring the dhss they will help you
2. I'm 56 and the stock market wiped out any hope I had so I guess we are screwed. I think I'll just work till I die.
3. You will get a state pension, no idea how much it is though but you wont be living the high life put it that way.
4. At employment, 2.5% of pay is deducted from a staffer's wage. this fund is managed for the employee untill retirement. At retirement the management of the organisation adds about 75% of their own fund to the funds deducted. this amount is called emolument. the total amount is therefore paid to the staff at retirement.
5. Where do you live? If you live in Nothern Europe the news are good, anywhere else...check the figures and try not to be too disappointed.
6. You won't get "Income Support" when you retire from work. You will receive a pension. Income Support is a benefit paid to people who are out of work and actively seeking employment. If you are retired you won't be.