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John
Lv 4
John asked in Business & FinanceTaxesUnited Kingdom · 2 months ago

I am British.   When I retire, if I live in USA will my state pension increase each year (as it would in U.K)?

Also, is there a list of countries where the U.K state pension WILL increase each year to compensate for inflation ?

( I know that in some countries it won't  -  which pretty much rules out moving there )

Thanks.

Update:

( When I say 'state pension' I mean British national state pension )

Update 2:

" no one can move there without a job "   -  That's simply not true if one has a pension which proves that you will be no burden on the U.S state.

I will agree that one needs to apply through immigration though,  but that wasn't really the question was it. 

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  • babyboomer1001
    Lv 7
    2 months ago

    Unless you worked in the state, you won't have any state pension.  Pensions generally are set and they do not change.

  • Tavy
    Lv 7
    2 months ago

    Why do you think you can retire to the USA? You would have to apply through Immigration, no one can move there without a job.

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