§ Mr. CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Social Security what is the cost to the national insurance fund of allowances given in respect of private pension insurance for each of the last five years. [39879]
§ Mr. HealdThe information is in the table.
Paid in the year Contracted-out rebate 2 per cent. Incentive 2 per cent. Addition Total £ million 1990–91 1,462 512 — 1,974 1991–92 1,739 598 — 2,337 1992–93 1,897 644 — 2,541 1993–94 2,051 690 — 2,741 1994–95 1,719 17 220 1,956 Note:
Figures relate to Great Britain.
This table shows the expenditure on contracted-out rebates and incentive payments for appropriate personal pensions in each of the last five years for which published figures are available. Figures for 1994–95 are estimates.
Source:
Government Actuary's Department.
§ Mr. CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Social Security what has been the total subsidy paid to the national insurance fund for each of the past five years. [39880]
§ Mr. HealdThe treasury grant to the national insurance fund was £7,589 million in 1993–94 and £6,280 million in 1994–95. There was no such payment into the national insurance fund for the preceding three years.