Release Calendar

Summary: This release provides the latest estimates on people who have paid National Insurance contributions since 1978/79. The figures show all the contribution types that a person has paid during the year. Therefore the figures are not mutually exclusive and will include an element of double counting if a person has paid a number of contribution types; for example, self employed and employed earner contributions. A person may pay a number of types of contribution at any one time, particularly if the person has a number of employments in the year, either running consecutively or concurrently.

Summary: Second Tier Pension Provision provides the latest estimates on contracted out pension scheme and SERPS/S2P membership since the introduction of contracted out schemes in 1978/79 published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

Summary: Statistics on non-UK nationals registering for a National Insurance number for the purposes of work, benefits or tax credits.

Summary: A compendium publication of benefit rates, RPI, AEI and benefit expenditure.

Summary: Estimates and interpretation of trends in the level and sources of pensioners’ incomes.

Summary: Statistics and commentary which give an insight into the standard of living of the household population in Great Britain, focusing on the lower part of income distribution.

Summary: The Family Resources Survey collects information on the incomes and circumstances of private households in the UK (or Great Britain before 2002/03).

Summary: Statistics on non-UK nationals registering for a National Insurance number for the purposes of work, benefits or tax credits.

Summary: Second Tier Pension Provision provides the latest estimates on contracted out pension scheme and SERPS/S2P membership since the introduction of contracted out schemes in 1978/79 published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

Summary: This release provides the latest estimates on people who have paid National Insurance contributions since 1978/79. The figures show all the contribution types that a person has paid during the year. Therefore the figures are not mutually exclusive and will include an element of double counting if a person has paid a number of contribution types; for example, self employed and employed earner contributions. A person may pay a number of types of contribution at any one time, particularly if the person has a number of employments in the year, either running consecutively or concurrently.