Table 4 Households with bank deposits higher than 1 G (Basic amount of the National Insurence )

4 Households¹ with bank deposits higher than 1 G (Basic amount of the National Insurence² )
	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009


All households	56	57	58	58	57	58
Living alone, person under 30 years	23	23	24	25	25	26
Living alone, person 30-44 years	30	30	32	31	30	31
Living alone, person 45-66 years	43	44	45	45	44	44
Living alone, person 67 years and older	72	72	73	74	74	74
Couples without resident children, oldest person under 30 years	48	50	53	54	54	56
Couples without resident children, oldest person 30-44 years	55	57	59	60	59	60
Couples without resident children, oldest person 45-66 years	70	71	73	73	73	73
Couples without resident children, oldest person 67 years and older	86	86	87	87	87	88
Couples with children 0-5 years	53	55	58	58	57	58
Couples with children 6-17 years	61	63	65	66	65	66
Couples with children 18 years and older	73	75	76	77	76	77
Single mother/father with children 0-5 years	19	19	20	21	21	22
Single mother/father with children 6-17 years	32	34	36	36	36	37
Single mother/father with children 18 years and older	56	56	58	58	57	57
Two or more-familiy households	64	64	65	65	64	64
Basic amount of the National Insurence	58 139	60 059	62 161	65 505	69 108	72 006
Number of households	1 996 634	2 017 335	2 051 473	2 093 483	2 127 365	2 152 031

¹	Students not included.
²	Many benefits from the National Insurance Scheme are determined in relation to a basic amount.