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[SURV04B] Average payment of child pension per month, in PPS (purchasing power standard) by Year and Country

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Denmark: Statistics Denmark
Faroe Islands: Almannaverkið
Finland: Finnish Centre for Pensions, The Social Insurance Institution of Finland
Iceland: Social Insurance Administration
Norway: Directorate of Labour and Welfare
Sweden: the Swedish Pensions Agency
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Average payment of child pension for a given month converted into PPS. The benefits are before tax. Included is the age group 0-17 years. Calculated as average payment for individuals or total payment divided by recipients at a specified month around year-end. Method of calculation is specified in country-note.

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Denmark

Method of calculation: total payment of child pension divided by number of recipients divided by number of months during the year. Other comments: includes children who have lost one or both parents. Child pension is only paid out by private pension funds.

Finland

The method of calculation is: average payment at 31.12.

Norway

The method of calculation is: Average payment in December.
Note that some recipients of children's pension for child who has lost one or both parents, are older than 17 years. These feature in the SURV01 and SURV02 statistics.

Sweden

The method of calculation is total payment divided by recipients at a specified month around year-end.