Pensions (Increase) Act 1971
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SCHEDULE 1 Table for conversion of basic rate to 1969 standard
Section 1. [Note:—The year to be taken is that in which the pension is, under section 8(2), to be treated as beginning.] Year Multiplier | Year Multiplier | Year Multiplier Any year | 1951 . . . 1.886 | 1960 . . . 1.383 up to | 1952 . . . 1.728 | 1961 . . . 1.338 1944 . . . 3.052 | 1953 . . . 1.675 | 1962 . . . 1.282 1945 . . . 2.583 | 1954 . . . 1.645 | 1963 . . . 1.258 1946 . . . 2.348 | 1955 . . . 1.574 | 1964 . . . 1.218 1947 . . . 2.327 | 1956 . . . 1.501 | 1965 . . . 1.162 1948 . . . 2.179 | 1957 . . . 1.448 | 1966 . . . 1.118 1949 . . . 2.119 | 1958 . . . 1.404 | 1967 . . . 1.091 1950 . . . 2.059 | 1959 . . . 1.397 | 1968 . . . 1.042
SCHEDULE 1 Table for conversion of basic rate to 1969 standard
Section 1. [Note:—The year to be taken is that in which the pension is, under section 8(2), to be treated as beginning.] Year Multiplier | Year Multiplier | Year Multiplier Any year | 1951 . . . 1.886 | 1960 . . . 1.383 up to | 1952 . . . 1.728 | 1961 . . . 1.338 1944 . . . 3.052 | 1953 . . . 1.675 | 1962 . . . 1.282 1945 . . . 2.583 | 1954 . . . 1.645 | 1963 . . . 1.258 1946 . . . 2.348 | 1955 . . . 1.574 | 1964 . . . 1.218 1947 . . . 2.327 | 1956 . . . 1.501 | 1965 . . . 1.162 1948 . . . 2.179 | 1957 . . . 1.448 | 1966 . . . 1.118 1949 . . . 2.119 | 1958 . . . 1.404 | 1967 . . . 1.091 1950 . . . 2.059 | 1959 . . . 1.397 | 1968 . . . 1.042
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