Pensions: British Citizens Overseas Debate
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(8 years, 9 months ago)
Lords ChamberMy Lords, the maximum increase that any woman will face as a result of the 2011 Act changes was reduced from two years to 18 months.
My Lords, I see that the International Consortium of British Pensioners estimates the partial uprating—uprating from the present rates received—as £31.5 million. The Minister just gave a figure of £200 million. Can she explain the difference between the two?
The figures that I have been given from outside estimates are that the cost would be around £200 million a year by 2020. It is possible that the noble Lord is citing something for one year only.