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State Pension History Timeline 2

CURRENT DATE BACK TO 1925

State Retirement Pensions: British Nationals Abroad

Question for Department for Work and Pensions raised by Lord Jones of Cheltenham

17 December 2020

Social Security (Uprating of Benefits) Bill

Lord Randall of Uxbridge again raises an amendment  against the UK Government’s frozen pensions policy. 

October 27, 2020

Social Security (Uprating of Benefits) Bill

Lord Randall of Uxbridge speaks out against the UK Government’s frozen pensions policy.

October 13, 2020

Chris Stephens tables amendments to Emergency Pension Uprating Bill

https://pensionjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/House_of_Commons_01-10-20_14-54-06.mp4

Chris Stephens (SNP), tables two amendments to unfreeze UK state pension.

October 1, 2020

ABS TV Antigua

Antiguan calls for the end of Frozen Pension Policy

July 30, 2020

Early Day Motion #476

UK Veterans and frozen pensions – Sponsor: Neil Gray

May 13, 2020

Windrush Compensation Scheme

 

Lord Randall of Uxbridge raises the frozen pension issue as it affects the Windrush generation.

May 6, 2020

Early Day Motion #266

Commonwealth Day and frozen pensions – Sponsor: Sir Peter Bottomley

March 9, 2020

Kate Osamor (Labour) ...

Written question: “To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, what discussions her Department has had with the Ministry of Defence on the effect on veterans of the freeze on pensions for UK citizens living overseas“.

The response was that the DWP and the Ministry of Defence have had no dialogue.

February 3, 2020

Early Day Motion #85

Support for UK pensioners living abroad with frozen pensions – Sponsor: Nigel Evans

October 30, 2019

Withdrawal Agreement

The Withdrawal Agreement maintains the “transfer of benefits” (which includes the State Pension) post Brexit. However, as an interim measure State Pension uprating is guaranteed until March 2023. What this means is that if there is a “No Brexit” deal, uprating for UK pensioners living in the EU comes to an end in March 2023.

October 17, 2019

Frozen Expat Pensions

Martyn Day (Linlithgow and East Falkirk) (SNP):

“Many of my constituents have relatives in Canada or Australia, for example, and they continually raise the issue of frozen pensions, about which I fully agree with them“.

Linlithgow and East Falkirk constituents raise pension asking the Government to unfreeze pensions

October 15, 2019

TUC supports 'frozen' pensioners...

Government U-turn could cut pensions for hundreds of thousands living abroad.

September 3, 2019

Early Day Motion #2265

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations 2019 (S.I. 2019, No. 552) – Sponsor: Sir Peter Bottomley

April 3, 2019

The Social Security (Ireland) Order 2019 (SI 2019/62)

This ensures that the 135,000 pensioners living in Ireland continue to get the annual “triple lock” increase to their UK state pension.

March 13, 2019

Separation Agreements

UK reaches agreement with the EEA EFTA states (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and Switzerland maintaining the annual uprating of the UK state pension post Brexit.

December 20, 2018

Early Day Motion #159

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations 2017 (S.I., 2017, No. 349) – Sponsor: Jeremy Corbyn

July 11, 2017

House of Commons Debate on Frozen Pensions

https://pensionjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/House_of_Commons_20-04-17_13-48-34.mp4

 

“Without uprating, recipients reliant on their state pension income could find themselves increasingly impoverished.”

April 20, 2017

House of Commons Backbench Committee

https://pensionjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/Backbench_Business_Committee_28-03-17_15-04-40.mp4

 

Sir Roger Gale and Ian Blackford secure a full debate in the House of Commons.

March 28, 2017

Early Day Motion #1097

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations (S.I. 2017, No. 349) – Sponsor: Ian Blackford

March 21, 2017

Baroness Benjamin speaks out against the frozen UK state pension

https://pensionjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/House_of_Lords_16-03-17_14-16-22.mp4

 

“Frozen pensioners are losing their independence and are facing pensioner poverty which should be a shame to us all” – Baroness Benjamin

March 16, 2017

A video produced by Axis Strategy Consultants prior to the Referendum vote

 

Brits living in the EU are fearing for their expat pensions. Frozen pensioners may have a new opportunity…

June 12, 2016

New Pensions Bill introduced...

…and the Conservative Governments of 2015 and 2019 have committed to keeping the “triple lock” in place for all pensioners living in the UK, the EEA and other countries that have reciprocal agreements with the UK.

April 6, 2016

Early Day Motion #1292

UPRATING OF FROZEN PENSIONS – Sponsor: Ian Blackford

March 22, 2016

Partial Uprating

The ICBP, with input from the CABP put forward the case for “partial uprating” – draw a line in the sand, and going forward, uprate all UK pensioners, regardless of the country they retired to, with the same increase so that at least new pensioners living in “frozen” countries will be treated in the same way as if they lived in the UK.

February 24, 2016

Early Day Motion #1235

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations(S.I. 2016, No. 246) – Sponsor: Ian Blackford

March 9, 2016

Early Day Motion #767

BRITISH OVERSEAS PENSIONS – Sponsor: Dr. Paul Monaghan

November 25, 2015

Early Day Motion #363

BRITISH PENSIONERS OVERSEAS – Sponsor: Yasmin Qureshi

July 21, 2015

Sir Peter Bottomley supports 'frozen' pensioners...

Sir Peter Bottomley

Sir Peter Bottomley, made an appeal for unfreezing pensions during the Budget debate. You can see the text in this link. It is the 3rd paragraph down.

March 18, 2015

Early Day Motion #845

PARTIAL UPRATING FOR FROZEN PENSIONS – Sponsor: Sir Nick Harvey.

 

This was a similar approach to that suggested by Steve Webb in 2004.

March 5, 2015

Pensions Bill 2013

Information Pack for Peers….

November, 2013

Sir Peter Bottomley speaking out against 2013 Pensions Bill

Sir Peter was well prepped for the debate even though there was only 6 minutes left on the clock…..

October 29, 2013

Early Day Motion #474

OVERSEAS PENSIONERS   – Sponsor: Sir Peter Bottomley

September 4, 2013

Time to put the record straight....

A Message for Discriminating MPs

September, 2013

Pensions Minister does a complete U turn

Steve Webb, Pensions Minister

What a difference 9 years make….

September, 2013

Pensions Bill Committee - Clause 20

Steve Webb MP (LibDem) Response to Amendments to Clause 20 of the new Pensions Bill.

July 4, 2013

Pensions Bill Committee - Clause 20

Greg McClymont MP (Lab) tables to Amendments to Clause 20 of the new Pensions Bill.

July 4, 2013

Early Day Motion #259

FROZEN PENSIONS – Sponsor: Sir Peter Bottomley

June 17 2013

Open Letter to Prime Minister David Cameron

David Cameron PM between 2010-2016

Open Letter to the Prime Minister David Cameron based on the conflicting information given a week earlier between the tenets of the Commonwealth Charter, and the evidence Steve Webb gave before the Work and Pensions Select Committee.

March 18, 2013

Work and Pensions Select Committee

Steve Webb, Pensions Minister

On the same day as the Queen signed the Commonwealth Charter, UK Pensions Minister Steve Webb informed a Work and Pensions Select Committee hearing on the pension reforms white paper that the freezing policy would continue to be imposed against selected pensioners.

March 11, 2013

The Queen signs the Commonwealth Charter

Click above to read the full Charter

“We are committed to equality and respect for the protection and promotion of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to development, for all without discrimination.”

March 11, 2013

White Paper on new Pensions Bill issued

Disappointingly but not surprisingly, the Government’s White Paper: The single-tier pension: a simple foundation for saving does not include any change to the status quo regarding pension freezing. QC Tim Otty has condensed the mountain of legal evidence he presented to the European Court of Human Rights into one very concise but meaty document. One of our Members travelled to London from Peterborough at her own expense to provide her affidavit.

January 13, 2013

Oz PM supports campaigning pensioners

Julia Gillard, Australian PM

“The Australian Government…strongly supports the efforts of UK pensioners seeking equal treatment on the indexation issue. All UK pensioners paid their contributions under the same rules and should be paid their pensions under equal conditions.”

September 5, 2012

UK Government “sympathetic” to our cause

Minister for Government Policy Oliver Letwin,

UK Government recognizes that their freezing policy is a product of history and not of rationality

Q3, 2012

Early Day Motion #1895

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS UP-RATING REGULATIONS 2011 –  Sponsor: Penny Mordaunt

June 9. 2011

"Triple lock" introduced

The “triple lock” annual state pension increase is based on the higher of CPI, Earnings, or 2.5%, and is announced in the Autumn of one year but is not payable until the April of the following year.

April, 2011

Pensions Minister changes his tune...

In 2004, when he was the Liberal lead spokesperson on Work and Pensions, Steve Webb said:

“The purpose of the new clause is to provide that the pensions of those who now live overseas should be annually uprated, wherever they live”.

February, 2011

Sir Peter Bottomley on Expat State Pension Unfairness

 

Dear Mr. Bottomley “In your opinion, how on earth can we stop the frozen state pension unfairness?”

June 24, 2010

Carson mounts final appeal...

Carson, along with the same 12 Applicants from the Lower Chamber hearing, had their appeal heard by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), (Grand Chamber) in Strasbourg. Carson and the Applicants lost the case and had run out appeals. 

CABP helped to fund the entire case, along with organisations in Australia and South Africa. The Canadian Government who had been following the hearings very closely also chipped in with two significant contribution.

March 16, 2010

Carson mounts class action in the ECHR...

Carson, along with 12 Applicants from Australia and Canada, had their case heard by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Fourth Section (Lower Chamber) in Strasbourg. The Canadian contingent included: Robert Buchanan, Geoff Dancer, Kenneth Dean, Terence Doyle, John Gould, Bernard Jackson, Ethel Kendall, and Venice Stewart. Age Concern were a third party in the hearing. Carson lost the class action, but was allowed to appeal to the ECHR Upper Chamber.

November 4, 2008

Secretary of State for Work and Pensions....

…was asked which countries received the uprating. Her response: All countries in the EEA, and those countries where there is a reciprocal arrangement – Barbados, Bermuda, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Guernsey (and other Channel Islands), Isle of Man, Israel, Jamaica, Mauritius, Montenegro, the Philippines, Serbia, Turkey, USA (and includes America Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands), and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

October 16, 2008

Early Day Motion #1263

OVERSEAS PENSION PARITY – Sponsor: Michael Connarty

March 26, 2008

Early Day Motion #1313

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations (S.I. 2008, No. 667) – Sponsor: Nick Clegg

April 2, 2008

Early Day Motion #1263

OVERSEAS PENSION PARITY – Sponsor: Michael Connarty

March 26, 2008

Early Day Motion #2104

FROZEN PENSIONS (NO. 2) – Sponsor: Michael Connarty

October 11, 2007

Early Day Motion #1203

Statutory Instrument 2007 No. 775, the Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations 2007 Sponsor: Sir Peter Bottomley

March 22, 2007

Early Day Motion #1195

Social Security Benefits Up-rating Regulations (S.I. 2007, No. 775). Sponsor: Sir Menzies Campbell

March 21, 2007

Early Day Motion #856

FROZEN PENSIONS Sponsor: Michael Connarty

February 6, 2007

The Law Giveth and The Law Taketh Away

 

Pension Freezing is an Annual Ritual of Parliament

October, 2006

Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce

Tony Blair, UK PM

Tony Blair, UK Prime Minister said Canada and Britain were close allies with many shared values as countries and societies. These included human rights, individual freedom, and openness to trade and business.

October 16, 2006

Early Day Motion #1851

SOCIAL SECURITY (S.I., 2006, No. 712) Sponsor: Sir Menzies Campbell

The CABP were extremely grateful to the West Midlands Regional Secretary of the National Pensioners Convention (NPC), for printing 646 copies of an open letter in support of EDM 1851 and then mailing it.

March 20, 2006

Early Day Motion #1001

UPRATING OF FROZEN PENSIONS Sponsor: David Laws

November 10, 2005

Early Day Motion #366

FROZEN PENSIONS – Sponsor: Nick Harvey

June 20, 2005

Pensions Commissioner recommended that earnings link should be restored...

…but the Labour Government would restore the earnings link, from 2012….

2005

Carson's appeal. to the House of Lords...

…was heard by the Lords of Appeal in the House of Lords.  Carson lost this appeal 3 votes to 1. In Lord Carswell’s opinion, Carson and her fellow “frozen” pensioners “can only hope that their appeals to logic and a sense of fair play will eventually prevail, contrary to their experience to date”.

May 26, 2005

Early Day Motion #529

FROZEN PENSIONS – Sponsor: Nick Harvey

January 17, 2005

Steve Webb, MP supports frozen pensioners

Steve Webb, MP

“Some have ceased to be well off because they have been retired for a long time on a frozen pension. We are not talking about feathering the nest of the favoured few, but justice. It is said that they knew what they were doing. I have met overseas pensioners who say that that was far from clear at the time.” 

March 18, 2004

Steve Webb, MP supports frozen pensioners

Steve Webb, MP

“As you may be aware, there is currently a Pension Bill passing through Parliament. I will take this opportunity to table an amendment, seeking to uprate the

‘frozen pensions’ of expatriates”

March 18, 2004

Steve Webb, MP supports frozen pensioners

Steve Webb, MP

“Should we penalise those who retire overseas to be with their children, or should we say, ”You’ve worked hard and paid hard. It’s your pension—take it with our blessing”?

March 18, 2004

Carson's appeal....

… was held in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) in the Supreme Court on 17th June 2003.  Carson lost her appeal, but was given leave to appeal to the House of Lords.

June 17, 2003

At the time of the Carson legal challenge....

…..there were 482,000 pensioners who received a UK state pension that was “frozen”.

May, 2002

Legal challenge mounted by Annette Carson...

Annette Carson, a UK pensioner residing in South Africa sues the UK Government in the Administration Court of the Queen’s Bench Division in the High Court of Justice. Carson lost, but was given leave to appeal. Costs were awarded against Carson.

May 22, 2002

New type of Double Lock introduced

The Labour Government committed to raise the state pension by the higher of CPI or 2.5%. This was only available to pensioners living in the UK or in a country that had a reciprocal arrangement with the UK.

April, 2002

Low price inflation of 1.1%...

…led to an increase in state pension of just 75p a week. The Sunday Express said: 

“Paltry 75p a week is an insult to all pensioners”

April, 2000

Early Day Motion #516

UP-RATING OF THE STATE RETIREMENT PENSION FOR BRITISH EXPATRIATE PENSIONERS – Sponsor: Peter Bottomley

March 13, 2000

Convention on Social Security

The Convention on Social Security between Canada and the United Kingdom (U.K.) came into force.

April 1, 1998

Early Day Motion #974

SOCIAL SECURITY (S.I., 1998, No. 521)  – Sponsor: William Hague

March 11, 1998

Early Day Motion #327

STATE RETIREMENT PENSIONS TO PEOPLE RESIDENT ABROAD  – Sponsor: Michael Colvin

July 30, 1997

New Labour Government elected...

…and resisted the urge to revert back to the “double lock” – the higher of changes in prices or earnings …

May 1, 1997

Early Day Motion #680 and #680A1

STATE RETIREMENT PENSIONS TO PEOPLE RESIDENT ABROAD – Sponsor: Winston Churchill

STATE RETIREMENT PENSIONS TO PEOPLE RESIDENT ABROAD – Sponsor: Jeremy Corbyn

March 18, 1997

House of Commons - Social Security Committee - Third Report

Winston Churchill, MP

“In successive sessions, EDMs issued by Mr. Winston Churchill have secured 101, 289, 249, 250, and (to date) 248 signatures. It is unusual for EDMs on any subject to enjoy such a substantial degree of support”.

January 29, 1997

House of Commons - Social Security Committee - Third Report

“…written evidence from Mr. Winston Churchill who has played a leading part in advocating the cause of the expatriate pensioners”.

January 29, 1997

House of Commons - Social Security Committee - Third Report

“Many pensioners living in those [frozen] countries…have a deep-rooted sense of grievance at what they see as unfair discrimination against them”.

January 29, 1997

House of Commons - Social Security Committee - Third Report

“The cost of living increases, however, are only paid to British pensioners living in the EU or in a few countries where special arrangements apply”.

January 29, 1997

Social Security Committee - Third Report

UPRATING OF STATE RETIREMENT PENSIONS PAYABLE TO PEOPLE RESIDENT ABROAD

“Reciprocal social security agreements are not entered into solely with a view to paying annual uprating increases to UK pensioners living abroad. They are not strictly necessary for that purpose as uprating can be achieved through UK domestic legislation”.

January 29, 1997

Some Social Security Committee Members...

Pierre Pettigrew

….have had informal discussions with Mr. Pierre Pettigrew, the Canadian Minister for Human Resources Development, who was in London to sign a bilateral agreement with the British Government.

January 16, 1997

Early Day Motion #185

Winston Churchill, MP

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BRITISH PENSIONERS LIVING ABROAD    – Sponsor: Winston Churchill

“….and calls on the Government to end without further delay this discrimination against the hero generation who saved the world from Hitler.”

November 13, 1996

Some Social Security Committee Members....

Jocelyn, Newman
Australian Minister of Social Security

 

…have informal discussions with Australian Minister for Social Security, Senator Jocelyn Newman…. 

November 11, 1996

Early Day Motion #235

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BRITISH PENSIONERS LIVING ABROAD – Sponsor: Winston Churchill

January 9, 1996

1995 Pensions Bill

During the passage of the 1995 Pensions Bill, amendments to unfreeze the state pension were tabled in both Houses. All were defeated by large margins.

July 19, 1995

1995 Pensions Bill

Consultation On Pensions Uprating (Residence Outside Great Britain) Phil Gaillie (Con): “If the Members thought the matter important enough to sign the EDM, they should be present [at 12.30 am] when the business was discussed”

July 4/5 1995

1995 Pensions Bill

Winston Churchill, MP

Consultation On Pensions Uprating (Residence Outside Great Britain) Winston Churchill had tabled a number of amendments to the 1995 Pensions Bill, which were sadly defeated 179 – 39  

July 4/5 1995

Early Day Motion #205

INEQUALITY OF TREATMENT OF BRITISH STATE PENSIONERS LIVING ABROAD – Sponsor: Winston Churchill

December 8, 1993

Another letter from Winston Churchill, MP referencing EDM #915

September 13, 1993

Letter from Winston Churchill, MP

June 18, 1993

Early Day Motion #915

Winston Churchill, MP

INEQUALITY OF TREATMENT OF BRITISH STATE PENSIONERS LIVING ABROAD – Sponsor: Winston Churchill

November 23, 1992

Early Day Motion #53

BRITISH PENSIONERS RESIDING IN CANADA – Sponsor: Sir John Farr

November 13, 1990

Early Day Motion #14

British Pensioners Residing in Canada – Sponsor: Sir John Farr

November 21, 1989

Last reciprocal agreement negotiated...

…with Barbados. Successive UK Governments have decided not to enter into any more reciprocal agreements because they are “too expensive”.

1981

State pension increase changed again...

The newly elected Conservative Government said that the “double lock” increase was “unsustainable” and the annual increase reverted back to the change in prices, rather than prices/earnings.

1979

COASP legislation was changed....

… to allow COASP to be paid outside Canada. UK Ministers at that time decided that insufficient resources (see Supreme Court below) were available for increasing the rates of the UK state pension payable in Canada.

1977

The UK negotiates reciprocal agreements with 30 more countries...

The UK negotiated reciprocal agreements with 30 countries which allowed for uprating  (Barbados; Bermuda; Bosnia-Herzegovina; Croatia; Guernsey; Isle of Man; Israel; Jamaica; Jersey; Mauritius; Montenegro; the Philippines; Serbia; Turkey; the United States of America; and, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia plus all EU countries).

1948-1981

The UK joined the European Economic Community (EEC)

The UK joins the EEC and as a condition of membership the UK was required to pay the indexed UK pension in all 6 EEC countries. In 1993, the EEC becomes the EU.

January 1, 1973

The UK tries to negotiate a reciprocal agreement with Canada...

…but Canadian legislation prevented payment of Canadian old age security pension (COASP) under reciprocal agreements with other countries, ruling out the scope for reciprocity in the export of pensions. 

1969

The UK negotiates reciprocal agreement with the USA

“An agreement between the UK and the USA was concluded in 1969, allowing future annual uprating increases to be paid to UK pensioners living in the USA”.

1969

Criticism builds on uprating policy...

By 1963, protests at the unfairness of not uprating the state pension were growing.

Early 1960's

The UK negotiates social security agreement with Canada....

The Consolidated Arrangements on Social Security between Canada and the United Kingdom were implemented but they didn’t cover uprating.

December 1, 1959

Pensions became payable.....

….anywhere in the world, but without uprating.

1955

The UK enters into reciprocal agreements...

Reciprocal agreements with France, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg provided for uprating. There was a special arrangement for UK pensioners living in Ireland to also receive the state pension, but they didn’t receive the uprating until 1966.

1948-55

Pension increase for UK pensioners only...

Pension increase from £1.50 to £1.62 was not paid abroad.

1952

Pension increase for UK pensioners only...

Pension increase from £1.30 to £1.50 was not paid abroad.

1951

The pension increases for the first time...

The first pension increase was from 10 shillings to 26 shillings per week.  This significant increase was not paid abroad because the pensioners concerned were deemed not to have made sufficient contribution to the new insurance scheme. Nothing has changed in 70 years.

1948

The National Insurance Act 1946 Regulations

These Regulations provide that the pension was typically not paid abroad, except it was payable for pensioners in HM Dominions, or when an absence abroad didn’t exceed 12 months.

1946

CLAUSE 3.—(Provisions as to pensioners and insured persons in His Majesty's dominions outside Great Britain.)

HC Hansard  Debate   14 November 1929 vol 231 cc2377-402  (especially 2386)

November 14, 1929

The Contributory Pension Act 1929

This Act allowed pensions to be paid in HM’s Dominions (as a means of encouraging emigration to countries of the British Empire).

1929

Contributory pensions are first introduced

Payable in Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Isle Of Man only, which was a big disincentive for people who wished to emigrate to work and spend their retirement overseas.

1925

FURTHER READING

House of Commons Library Briefing Papers

 Date Reference   Document Title
25 Sep 20      CBP-0911 Social Security (Uprating of Benefits) Bill 2019-21 
18 Sep 20 CBP-7405 Increases in the State Pension age for women born in the 1950s
28 Jul 20 CBP 7981 State Pensions 2020: FAQs
20 Jun 20 CBP 7812 State Pension Triple Lock
11 Jun 20 CBP 7894 Brexit and state pensions
11 Jun 20 CBP 8928 The UK-EU future relationship negotiations: social security co-ordination
28 May 20 SN 2868 State Pension deferral
12 May 20 SN 1457 Frozen Overseas Pensions
1 May 20 SN 0260 State Pension payment arrangements
30 Apr 20 CBP 7693 Support for UK Veterans
16 Apr 20 SN 5649 State Pension Uprating
7 Feb 20 SN 0568 War Widows’ Pension
6 Feb 20 SN 4956 Guaranteed Minimum Pension (GMP) Increases
6 Feb 20 CBP 8427 GMP Equalisation 
14 Jan 20 SN 6354 Pensioner Benefits
4 Nov 19 CBP 8635 Inheriting pension rights
26 Sep 19 SN 2674 State Pension – deductions for contracting out
21 Feb 19 CBP7414 The new State Pension – transitional issues
8 Feb 19 CBP 8397 What if there is no Brexit?
31 Dec 18 CBP 1457 Frozen Overseas Pensions
16 Aug 17 SN 6546 State Pension age review
14 Dec 17 HL 82 European Union Committee – Brexit: acquired rights
31 Aug 16 SN 5649 State Pension Uprating
17 May 16 SN 1457 Frozen Overseas Pensions
19 Feb 16 CBP 7414 Single-tier State Pension – Transitional questions
10 Feb 16 SN 5649 State Pension Uprating – 2010 onwards
26 Nov 15 CBP 7410 2016 Benefits Uprating
14 Jul 10 SN/BT/2117 Pension uprating – background

OTHER IMPORTANT HISTORIC DOCUMENTS

 Date Reference   Document Title
15 Feb 2016      Frozen British Pensions The Case for Change – The ICBP/NPC Pamphlet
29 Jan 1997 HC 143 Social Security Committee – Third Report – Uprating of State Retirement Pensions Payable to People Resident Abroad
14 Nov 1929             HC Hansard  Debate – vol 231 cc2377-402  (especially 2386) – Para 2377-2402

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