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National Insurance and Child Benefit Great Britain Thousands Child Benefit1,2
National Insurance At end of period Persons in receipt of Jobseeker’s Allowance (contributions based)3,4
New claims Incapacity Benefit (Weekly averages)5,6
State Pension7
Widows/ Bereavement Benefit8,9
Families receiving benefit
Children in families receiving benefits
2007 Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
BDAD .. 114 .. .. .. ..
BDAA 13.6 13.8 12.9 13.6 14.5 9.8
BDAE .. 10 821 .. .. 10 867 ..
BMCR .. 140 .. .. 136 ..
BDAG .. 7 283 .. .. .. ..
BDAH .. 12 836 .. .. .. ..
2008 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
.. 133 .. .. 128 ..
13.8 14.3 11.2 13.5 12.3 12.7
.. 10 895 .. .. 10 952 ..
.. 132 .. .. 129 ..
.. .. .. .. .. ..
.. .. .. .. .. ..
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
.. 151 .. .. .. ..
13.8 12.8 13.6 15.1 9.0 3.3
.. 11 012 .. .. .. ..
.. 124 .. .. .. ..
.. .. .. .. .. ..
.. .. .. .. .. ..
2009 Jan Feb
.. ..
2.2 1.3
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1 Child Benefit figures are taken from the Child Benefit Computer System 5% scan in the months shown. Figures exclude overseas cases. 2 Child Benefit is the responsibility of HM Revenue and Customs. 3 Jobseeker’s Allowance figures have been derived by applying 100% WPLS propor tions to 5% data. This figure is based on Contribution Based only Jobseekers Allowance. All jobseeker’s Allowance statistics were revised in May 2008 following improvements to methodology. 4 November 2007 Jobseekers Allowance figures are unavailable due to an embargo on the transfer of data to the department. 5 The figures for Incapacity Benefit are calculated from 100% counts but are provisional and therefore subject to amendment. 6 From 27th October 2008, new claims to Incapacity Benefit can also be allocated on incapacity grounds, to the newly introduced Employment and
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Suppor t Allowance (ESA). Decreasing numbers of new claimants to Incapacity Benefit will be seen from herein. 7 Since October 2003, Income Support for claimants aged 60 or over have been paid via the new Pension Credit. Pension Credit eligibility is also more generous than prior to 6th October 2003, increasing the numbers of pensioners in receipt. 8 Includes all Widow’s Benefit and Bereavement Benefit except Widow’s Payment and Bereavement Payment. Excludes overseas and Channel Island cases. 9 WB and BB figures are obtained from 100% Work and Pensions Longitudinal Data. Sources: Department for Work and Pensions; HM Revenue and Customs
Child and Working Tax Credit1 United Kingdom Thousands Families in work receiving credit: All families2
Two-adult families
One-adult families
No of children in these families
2005 Dec
WMPT 4 538
WMPU 3 261
WMPV 1 277
WMPW 7 324
2006 Apr
4 601
3 307
1 294
7 446
2006 Dec
4 526
3 237
1 289
7 292
2007 Apr
4 619
3 296
1 323
7 425
2007 Dec
4 541
3 192
1 349
7 252
2008 Apr
4 660
3 256
1 404
7 435
2008 Dec
4 630
3 167
1 463
7 271
2009 Apr
4 713
3 211
1 502
7 362
1 For further information refer to Section 4 of the Annual Supplement in the January edition of Monthly Digest. 2 Fig
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