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The Naval, Military and Air Forces Etc. (Disablement and Death) Service Pensions (Amendment) Order 2025

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Schedule 5 TABLE TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE TABLE IN PART 3 OF SCHEDULE 2 TO THE PRINCIPAL ORDER

Article 7(b) Table RATES OF PENSIONS, OTHER THAN SURVIVING SPOUSES’ AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS’ PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF DEATH Description of Pension or Allowance | Rates Groups 1-11 | Groups 12-17 (*) Maximum amount payable 1. Pension under article 24 to dependant who lived as a spouse or dependant who lived as a civil partner | £9,335.00 per annum(*) | £178.90 per week(*) 2. Rent allowance under article 25 | £3,559.00 per annum(*) | £68.20 per week(*) 3. Elderly persons allowance under article 26— (a) | if aged 65 or over but under 70 | £1,080.00 per annum | £20.70 per week (b) | if aged 70 or over but under 80 | £2,072.00 per annum | £39.70 per week (c) | if aged 80 or over | £3,079.00 per annum | £59.00 per week 4. Allowances in respect of children— (a) | under article 28(2)(a)— (i) in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,485.00 per annum | £28.45 per week (ii) in respect of each other child of a member | £1,654.00 per annum | £31.70 per week (iii) where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,654.00 per annum | £31.70 per week (b) | under article 28(2)(b) (i) in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,698.00 per annum | £32.55 per week (ii) in respect of each other child of a member | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week (iii) where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week 5. Pension under article 29 to a child of a member who has no parent living and has not attained the child’s age limit— (a) | in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,698.00 per annum | £32.55 per week (b) | in respect of each other child of a member | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week (c) | where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week 6. Allowance under article 30(2)(b) to or in respect of a child who has attained the child’s age limit | £7,271 per annum(*) | £139.35 per week(*)

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Schedule 5 TABLE TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE TABLE IN PART 3 OF SCHEDULE 2 TO THE PRINCIPAL ORDER

Article 7(b) Table RATES OF PENSIONS, OTHER THAN SURVIVING SPOUSES’ AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS’ PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF DEATH Description of Pension or Allowance | Rates Groups 1-11 | Groups 12-17 (*) Maximum amount payable 1. Pension under article 24 to dependant who lived as a spouse or dependant who lived as a civil partner | £9,335.00 per annum(*) | £178.90 per week(*) 2. Rent allowance under article 25 | £3,559.00 per annum(*) | £68.20 per week(*) 3. Elderly persons allowance under article 26— (a) | if aged 65 or over but under 70 | £1,080.00 per annum | £20.70 per week (b) | if aged 70 or over but under 80 | £2,072.00 per annum | £39.70 per week (c) | if aged 80 or over | £3,079.00 per annum | £59.00 per week 4. Allowances in respect of children— (a) | under article 28(2)(a)— (i) in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,485.00 per annum | £28.45 per week (ii) in respect of each other child of a member | £1,654.00 per annum | £31.70 per week (iii) where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,654.00 per annum | £31.70 per week (b) | under article 28(2)(b) (i) in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,698.00 per annum | £32.55 per week (ii) in respect of each other child of a member | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week (iii) where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week 5. Pension under article 29 to a child of a member who has no parent living and has not attained the child’s age limit— (a) | in respect of the only, elder or eldest child of a member | £1,698.00 per annum | £32.55 per week (b) | in respect of each other child of a member | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week (c) | where the child does not qualify for child benefit under the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992, or any legislation in Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man corresponding to that Act | £1,858.00 per annum | £35.60 per week 6. Allowance under article 30(2)(b) to or in respect of a child who has attained the child’s age limit | £7,271 per annum(*) | £139.35 per week(*)

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