Frozen UK Pensioners Fighting for Parity
Following the Judgement from the European Court of Human rights

Pension-Parity-UK is a reference site for  the 
International Consortium of British Pensioners (ICBP)
in its campaign to rectify this pension disparity

Welcome to Pension-Parity-UK OUR FIGHT CONTINUES OUR OBJECTIVE To obtain Pension Parity with UK residents for all recipients of the UK Basic State Pension (BSP ) worldwide. The International Consortium of British Pensioners (ICBP) comprises: British Australian Pensioner Association (BAPA) British Pensioners' Association of Western Canada (BPAWC) British Pensions in Australia (BPiA) Canadian Alliance of British Pensioners (CABP) South African Alliance of British Pensioners (SAABP) Go to the CONSORTIUM link for details 100,000 signatures on a petition to Parliament could trigger a debate. See our News page Latest news from the ICBP Monday June 28, 2010 Light at the end of the tunnel ? Peter Bottomley on expat state pension unfairness To show your approval and support his views click the thumbs up box on the You Tube page. You will have to sign on and register before your approval will be counted.  It is in our interest to ensure that he gets lots of support. See our News page for the transcript. YOU can continue to help by sending your e-mails to the sitting members in your old constituency. To find their addresses go to our list of New MPs

Board members of the International Consortium of British Pensioners, based in Canada, Australia, South Africa and the United Kingdom meet at regular intervals by "conference call" to discuss the road ahead, and other matters affecting the welfare of British State Pensioners worldwide.  Your too can help us achieve our objective of Parity with all other State Pensioners.

Keep a watch on our How to Help page

There are between 11 and 12 Million UK Basic State Pensioners.
96% of them have their pensions indexed every year, whether they live in the UK, Europe, the USA or a few other favoured countries.
4 % have their pensions Frozen because they have chosen to retire to British Commonwealth Countries.

At the hearing in the European Court of Human Rights in 2009 even the lawyers representing Britain agreed that the cost of rectifying this anomaly would be less than 1% of the annual National Insurance income.

The National Insurance Fund is currently in balance to the tune of over 45 Billion Pounds Sterling.

Rectifying this Frozen Pension injustice need not cost UK economy a penny.

FAIR PLAY
is a basic tenet of the British nation.

GRANT US FAIR PLAY