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Article 26(6)
(1) Provision in State Pension Credit Regulations | (2) Specified Amount |
---|---|
Regulation 6(3)(a) | Nil. |
Regulation 6(3)(b) | Nil. |
Regulation 7(3) | Nil. |
Schedule II, paragraph 6(3) | The relevant fraction shall be obtained in accordance with the formula— |
Schedule II, paragraph 7(1) | The weekly amount of housing costs shall be calculated by applying the formula— |
Schedule II, paragraph 8(2) M1 | £100,000. |
Schedule II, paragraph 8(4)(a) | The sum shall be determined by applying the formula— |
Schedule II, paragraph 8(8) M2 | The qualifying portion of a loan shall be determined by applying the formula— |
Schedule II, paragraph 9(2) M3 | The standard rate is to be 6.08%. |
Schedule III, paragraph 2 M4 | Nil. |
Marginal Citations
M1See S.I. 2008/3195 which modifies paragraph 8(2) so that it applies as if the reference to “£100,000” were to “£200,000” in relation to certain persons.
M2Relevant amending instrument is S.I. 2007/2618.
M3Relevant amending instruments are S.I. 2004/2825, 2007/3183 and 2008/3195.
M4Paragraph 2 was substituted by S.I. 2005/3360 and amended by S.I. 2006/588.
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