British Pensions When Did British State Pensions Start?

Sunday, January 17, 2010

When did British State Pensions start? - british pensions

State pensions were introduced by a national scheme by the Attlee government in 1946.

Kai M said...: I do not know if it will help anything, in front of the old Clement Attlee / M Veveridge reforms of the 1940s, but I know that Bismarck was present among the first in the world, and did not go straight to qualify for this aid, more or less (the time he was working) for several years.
In the 100 years ago the whole of Europe + 150 nations of the world presented a version of the pension system of the state. Now, as an idea that is gaining ground.; January 20, 2010 at 4:01 PM
Social Science Lady said...: After ending the war in 1945, Clement Attlee's Labor Government introduced the new draft Law of the welfare state, which took effect in 1946, where for all those who have paid National Insurance stamp to a fixed amount is deducted each week from their wages in return for free medical care and received a state pension when they retired.; January 20, 2010 at 9:04 PM

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