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That this House condemns the Government's naming of its so-called National Living Wage, while welcoming this de facto increase of the minimum wage; notes that this living wage aims to be based on a percentage of median income, rather than need; considers this an invidious attempt to devalue the term living wage, as used by campaigners such as the Living Wage Foundation for over a century; and calls on the Government to change this damaging rhetoric.
That this House condemns the Government's naming of its so-called National Living Wage, while welcoming this de facto increase of the minimum wage; notes that this living wage aims to be based on a percentage of median income, rather than need; considers this an invidious attempt to devalue the term...
That this House notes the recent report by Which? magazine outlining the ongoing problems being faced by people dependent on income from their savings; further notes that numerous financial institututions continue to have accounts, often known as zombie accounts, offering 0.1 per cent interest, meaning that people with on average £10,000 in these accounts receive less than 20 pence per week in interest; and calls on each bank and building society offering such rates to existing savers to pro-actively market their more competitive accounts in order that elderly savers, many of whom do not regularly monitor savings rates, can avail themselves of a significantly better return.
That this House notes the recent report by Which? magazine outlining the ongoing problems being faced by people dependent on income from their savings; further notes that numerous financial institututions continue to have accounts, often known as zombie accounts, offering 0.1 per cent interest, meaning that people with on average...
That this House is appalled that Britain's poorest households will be the biggest losers from the Coalition's austerity programme; notes that the influential Institute for Fiscal Studies reports that incomes for the poorest tenth of the population will drop by 4.5 per cent over the next four years while the richest one per cent will see their incomes rise; further notes that most of the pain for lower income groups is still to come because they are the most affected by cuts to benefits and tax credits; points out that this will inevitably lead to a sharp rise in income inequality; and condemns the Coalition's punishment of the poor for the benefit of the rich.
That this House is appalled that Britain's poorest households will be the biggest losers from the Coalition's austerity programme; notes that the influential Institute for Fiscal Studies reports that incomes for the poorest tenth of the population will drop by 4.5 per cent over the next four years while the...
That this House notes the findings of the Equality Trust that societies with smaller income differences between rich and poor have fewer health and social problems, such as teenage births, violence, mental illness and drug abuse; further notes that such societies have higher levels of trust between citizens and more social mobility; and therefore encourages the Government to promote policies that reduce income inequality.
That this House notes the findings of the Equality Trust that societies with smaller income differences between rich and poor have fewer health and social problems, such as teenage births, violence, mental illness and drug abuse; further notes that such societies have higher levels of trust between citizens and more...
That this House notes with concern the effect of increasing energy costs on people on low and fixed incomes; believes that efforts need to be made to ensure that people on lower incomes are enabled to manage their household budgets; and calls on the Government to review how energy support costs mechanisms such as the winter fuel payment can be extended to cover people on low incomes because of disability or with disabled children.
That this House notes with concern the effect of increasing energy costs on people on low and fixed incomes; believes that efforts need to be made to ensure that people on lower incomes are enabled to manage their household budgets; and calls on the Government to review how energy support...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how many millionaires in the United Kingdom had a nil tax contribution in 2000-01.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how many millionaires in the United Kingdom had a nil tax contribution in 2000-01.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, how the reports on (a) take-up of income-related benefits and (b) households below average income in 1999-2000 can be accessed through his Department's website; and if he will take steps to clarify the procedure to be followed by users of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, how the reports on (a) take-up of income-related benefits and (b) households below average income in 1999-2000 can be accessed through his Department's website; and if he will take steps to clarify the procedure to be followed by users of...
That this House believes that it is time for the UK to have a proper measure of income adequacy to demonstrate the Government's commitment to overcoming poverty; urges the Government to fund research into the levels of minimum income needed to avoid poverty in both absolute and relative terms and to set up a working party involving policy makers, academics and other interested parties to assist the Government to devise publicly acceptable measures of such levels in order to ensure good health, social inclusion and satisfactory levels of child development for all citizens, and then use this information to set benefit, pension and minimum wage levels.
That this House believes that it is time for the UK to have a proper measure of income adequacy to demonstrate the Government's commitment to overcoming poverty; urges the Government to fund research into the levels of minimum income needed to avoid poverty in both absolute and relative terms and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, if he will publish in the Official Report a table corresponding to the table on page 30 of the consultation paper on the pension credit, showing the guaranteed (a) income top-up, (b) savings credit and (c) post-credit income for a person...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, if he will publish in the Official Report a table corresponding to the table on page 30 of the consultation paper on the pension credit, showing the guaranteed (a) income top-up, (b) savings credit and (c) post-credit income for a person...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, at what level of income entitlement to the pension credit would run out in the case of a single pensioner receiving the basic pension at (a) 20 per cent., (b) 30 per cent., (c) 40 per cent., (d) 50 per cent.,...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, at what level of income entitlement to the pension credit would run out in the case of a single pensioner receiving the basic pension at (a) 20 per cent., (b) 30 per cent., (c) 40 per cent., (d) 50 per cent.,...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what the income ratio is between the top fifth and the bottom fifth of pensioners; and what it would be if the link between the basic pension and average earnings had been retained. - Inc figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what the income ratio is between the top fifth and the bottom fifth of pensioners; and what it would be if the link between the basic pension and average earnings had been retained. - Inc figures.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average income and wealth are of (a) an urban dweller and (b) a rural dweller. - Inc text of letter from Len Cook of the Office for National Statistics, and figures.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average income and wealth are of (a) an urban dweller and (b) a rural dweller. - Inc text of letter from Len Cook of the Office for National Statistics, and figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, in what circumstances a pensioner with income above the minimum income guarantee level who claims all the benefits to which they are entitled can be worse off than if they were receiving the minimum income guarantee.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, in what circumstances a pensioner with income above the minimum income guarantee level who claims all the benefits to which they are entitled can be worse off than if they were receiving the minimum income guarantee.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what methods he uses to measure the annual increase in earnings for the purpose of uprating the minimum income guarantee.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what methods he uses to measure the annual increase in earnings for the purpose of uprating the minimum income guarantee.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what estimate he has made of the income of the poorest pensioners in (a) 1997-98 and (b) 2000-01. - Includes figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what estimate he has made of the income of the poorest pensioners in (a) 1997-98 and (b) 2000-01. - Includes figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, how much better off than in the previous year, on average (a) single pensioners and (b) pensioner couples on income support aged (i) under 75, (ii) 75 to 79 and (iii) 80 years or over were in (1) April 1998, (2)...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, how much better off than in the previous year, on average (a) single pensioners and (b) pensioner couples on income support aged (i) under 75, (ii) 75 to 79 and (iii) 80 years or over were in (1) April 1998, (2)...
To ask the honourable Member for Middlesbrough, representing the Church Commissioners, what is the average weekly value of SERPS payments to eligible retired clergy. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the honourable Member for Middlesbrough, representing the Church Commissioners, what is the average weekly value of SERPS payments to eligible retired clergy. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, if he will publish the most recent estimates of the average incomes of pensioners in OECD countries as a proportion of average earnings. - The information is not available.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, if he will publish the most recent estimates of the average incomes of pensioners in OECD countries as a proportion of average earnings. - The information is not available.
That this House notes that the 10p tax rate announced by the Chancellor does not apply to the savings income of people of pensionable age; and calls on HM Government to extend the 10p rate to pensioners' savings to reward thrift and boost pensioner incomes.
That this House notes that the 10p tax rate announced by the Chancellor does not apply to the savings income of people of pensionable age; and calls on HM Government to extend the 10p rate to pensioners' savings to reward thrift and boost pensioner incomes.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, pursuant to his Answer to the honourable Member for Northavon of 11th February, Official Report, 325 c379W, how much of the £2.5 billion package of measures to tackle pensioner poverty over the next three years is accounted for by the cost...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, pursuant to his Answer to the honourable Member for Northavon of 11th February, Official Report, 325 c379W, how much of the £2.5 billion package of measures to tackle pensioner poverty over the next three years is accounted for by the cost...