Join CABP for just $20 per year an learn about UK pension eligibility.

We urge you to become a member of the Canadian Alliance of British Pensioners to learn about state UK pension eligibility by completing the membership form and mailing it to the appropriate address on the form.

Membership is just $20 per year (single or couple) – valid from January 1 to December 31.  Memberships of those joining CABP after 31 August will be effective until the end of the following year.

Alternatively, call us and we will mail a form to you.

Please tell your friends (and anyone else who might benefit from state UK pension eligibility) about CABP and consider donating to the Action Fund.

Already a member of CABP? Your membership number and expiry date are on your mailing label with the last issue of Justice or in the email to which Justice was attached

Join the fight to end discrimination and win a fully indexed UK state pension

Determine your UK pension eligibility

If you reach state pension age on or after 6 April 2010 and have worked for just one year in the UK, you may qualify for a UK state pension. You may also be able to buy added years.

If you reached pension age before 6 April 2010, you may need up to 11 working years in the UK to qualify for the minimum UK pension eligibility. However, you may be able to buy added years to attain this status.

Men born on or after 6 April 1945 and women born on or after 6 April 1950 now need only 30 qualifying working years for full UK pension eligibility.

As a member of CABP, you will also learn how to get the most from your “frozen” UK pension.

For example, did you know that when you visit the UK and other non-frozen countries, you may be eligible to receive the full, index-linked UK pension for the period of your stay?

The Canadian Alliance of British Pensioners can help.

Receive many additional benefits

As a CABP member, you will also:

• Receive the CABP newsletter “Justice” quarterly, by email or mail, keeping you up to date on pension matters and CABP’s very active campaign to end pension discrimination.
• Receive by email “hot” news and notices of special interest from CABP.
• Have access to website discussions and information blogs.