Regular income from the state paid to retired people in UK .
A fixed pension received by the people above the retirement age and is subjected to National Insurance Contribution Conditions. It's not related with earnings .
The flat rate weekly payment you receive when you retire if you have paid enough National Insurance Contributions. A married man receives an extra amount if his wife has not paid enough contributions.
The flat rate part of the State Pension that is paid to everyone with sufficient qualifying years through having paid or been treated as having paid or been credited with National Insurance (NI) contributions.
This is the state pension which is paid to all those who have met the minimum National Insurance contribution requirements and is not related to earnings, unlike the State Second Pension.
The standard pension that people over the retirement age receive (subject to National Insurance contribution conditions). It is a fixed amount, not connected to earnings.
Non-earnings-related pension based on an individual’s National Insurance contribution record.
A pension paid by the government to all employees who have paid sufficient National Insurance contributions over their lifetime.
The standard pension which individuals over retirement age receive from the state (subject to National Insurance contribution conditions). The Basic State Pension is a fixed amount, not connected to earnings.
This is a pension paid by the Government to people who have enough qualifying years. It is not earnings related.
The Basic State Pension (BSP) is a flat rate contributory benefit paid to people when they reach state pension age. Someone with a full record of National Insurance contributions would receive £82.05 per week in 2005/6.
The flat rate (not earnings-related) State pension paid to all who have met the minimum National Insurance requirements. The amount paid is increased if the recipient is married and a spouse or widow(er) may claim on the record of his/her spouse.
The Basic State Pension is one part of the United Kingdom's Government pension arrangement, alongside Graduated Retirement Benefit and State Earnings Related Pension scheme (Now State Second Pension).