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Norwegian households generally had a weak growth in income from 2014 to 2015. While some households experienced a rise in household income, others experienced a decline in income. Even in the two previous years households experienced a slow income growth.

Income and wealth statistics for households, 2015

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Registered incomes for households by type of household. Average in NOK.¹²³
	2015
	All households	Living alone, person under 30 years	Living alone, person 30-44 years	Living alone, person 45-66 years	Living alone, person 67 years and older	Couple without resident children, oldest person under 30 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 30-44 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 45-66 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 67 years and older	Couples with children 0-5 years	Couples with children 6-17 years	Couples with children 18 years and older	Single mother/father with children 0-5 year	Single mother/father with children 6-17 year	Single mother/father with children 18 year and older	Two or more-familiy households
¹Private households consiting of single persons living alone under the age of 18 are not included.
²Couples included married couples, cohabiting couples and registered partners.
³Students not included.
⁴For recipients of new transitional benefits for single mothers/fathers from April 2014, the benefits will be taxed as wage. From the income year 2015, the benefits are included in Social security benefits.
⁵Includes recipients of the former private contractual pension scheme (AFP).
⁶Sickness benfits from the National Insurance Scheme. Holiday payments from sickness benefits are included.
⁷Other taxable transfers include benefits such as parental benefit, annuity, introduction benefits for newly arrived refugees and qualification benefits (from 2008).
⁸Other tax-free transfers benefits such as childcare benefit to single parents, lump sum maternity grants, compensation for work injury, education benefit to single parents and received child support managed by public arrangement. Various benefits received by people attending job creating programs are included from 2009. From 2014, extra compensation for recipients of contractual pension (AFP) is included.
⁹Negative transfers include paid child support managed by public arrangement, paid annuity and mandatory contribution to private pension plan.
Income from work (NOK)	533 300	276 600	366 900	321 000	21 500	632 700	812 100	819 800	132 400	828 100	1 102 300	1 107 500	212 000	416 100	516 300	690 600
Wages and salaries (NOK)	501 200	269 400	349 700	300 200	17 800	618 200	781 600	765 200	113 900	786 700	1 031 100	1 031 500	204 200	397 500	487 800	642 200
Net income from self-employment (NOK)	32 100	7 300	17 200	20 800	3 700	14 400	30 500	54 600	18 500	41 400	71 200	75 900	7 800	18 600	28 500	48 300

Property income (NOK)	57 000	7 800	15 800	37 800	29 400	14 200	30 500	116 100	82 100	55 000	105 000	120 900	14 100	26 700	43 300	51 200
Interest received (NOK)	7 600	2 100	2 400	5 100	8 900	5 200	5 800	11 400	17 500	5 600	6 800	12 400	1 700	3 200	7 100	8 500
Share dividends received (NOK)	35 700	3 500	9 100	23 700	12 400	4 500	14 400	79 000	40 400	35 800	78 500	81 900	9 600	17 100	24 300	26 500
Realised capital gains (NOK)	12 600	1 800	3 400	8 900	8 200	3 600	8 100	24 200	23 900	10 800	17 900	23 800	2 500	6 100	10 700	13 800
Realised capital losses (NOK)	4 100	400	1 400	3 400	2 900	1 000	2 500	7 400	7 200	3 500	6 400	7 600	1 100	2 200	3 000	4 300
Other capital incomes (NOK)	5 300	900	2 400	3 400	2 800	1 900	4 800	8 900	7 600	6 500	8 200	10 500	1 400	2 500	4 200	6 800

Transfers received (NOK)	204 200	42 300	66 200	140 700	296 400	50 600	69 200	231 100	563 400	174 900	121 600	225 700	202 600	139 700	200 000	295 100
Taxable transfers (NOK)	187 600	31 700	56 900	133 800	294 000	34 100	60 500	227 300	560 900	135 400	88 100	214 600	125 000	84 000	184 500	263 200
Social security benefits (NOK)⁴	124 400	18 900	36 100	95 700	228 700	15 300	29 700	141 500	425 300	20 700	45 700	142 500	74 700	51 700	132 500	179 000
Old-age pensions (NOK)	76 300	0	0	10 500	225 200	0	0	39 900	397 500	200	2 300	55 000	100	600	49 000	93 500
Disability benefits (NOK)	31 400	8 100	21 500	67 300	3 100	3 800	12 800	79 600	24 800	5 700	21 100	58 900	6 500	19 900	53 200	53 000
Work assessment allowance (NOK)	14 600	10 700	14 600	15 100	100	11 300	16 800	21 300	2 500	13 100	21 500	28 000	16 800	21 400	26 000	26 400
Service pensions etc. (NOK)	26 900	200	600	14 100	61 400	200	700	33 800	115 000	1 300	6 500	25 800	1 000	4 700	20 800	29 100
Contractual pension (NOK)	3 900	0	0	4 200	1 300	0	0	16 000	13 500	0	200	5 500	0	100	1 700	3 700
Contractual pension (AFP) in public sector (NOK)⁵	2 900	0	0	3 000	1 000	0	0	10 700	11 200	0	100	3 700	0	0	1 200	2 600
Contractual pension (AFP) in private sector (NOK)	1 100	0	0	1 300	300	0	0	5 400	2 200	0	100	1 800	0	0	500	1 000
Unemployment benefits (NOK)	5 700	4 200	7 600	4 800	100	6 000	10 100	6 100	700	10 200	7 100	8 800	6 500	5 100	7 200	11 100
Sickness benefits (NOK)⁶	16 700	5 200	10 200	14 100	400	10 800	17 500	29 000	3 900	29 900	27 000	30 500	16 800	20 000	20 600	25 700
Other taxable transfers (NOK)⁷	9 900	3 200	2 500	800	2 100	1 800	2 500	900	2 700	73 300	1 600	1 500	26 000	2 400	1 800	14 600

Tax-free transfers (NOK)	16 700	10 600	9 200	6 900	2 300	16 500	8 700	3 800	2 500	39 400	33 500	11 200	77 600	55 800	15 500	31 900
Familiy allowances (NOK)	6 400	100	1 500	400	0	100	500	100	0	21 400	21 000	1 000	25 100	24 300	1 600	10 100
Dwelling support (kr)	1 200	2 000	1 900	1 600	900	800	800	200	100	1 200	600	300	8 900	3 500	1 200	1 500
Scholarships (NOK)	2 200	2 800	300	0	0	12 000	3 900	0	0	2 800	4 000	4 600	3 600	4 600	4 200	7 600
Social assistance (NOK)	2 300	4 300	4 200	2 700	100	2 100	2 100	600	100	3 000	1 700	1 400	12 800	5 700	3 700	4 000
Basic and attendance benefits (NOK)	1 400	500	600	1 000	1 100	600	600	1 000	1 400	1 500	3 200	1 800	1 500	3 100	1 700	2 400
Cash for care (NOK)	700	100	200	0	0	0	0	0	0	5 400	0	0	4 100	0	0	1 400
Other tax-free transfers (NOK)⁸	2 500	800	500	1 100	300	900	800	1 800	1 000	4 100	3 100	2 100	21 700	14 600	3 100	4 900

Total income (NOK)	794 400	326 800	448 900	499 400	347 200	697 500	911 800	1 167 000	777 900	1 058 000	1 328 900	1 454 100	428 800	582 500	759 600	1 036 900

Total assessed taxed and negative transfers (NOK)	204 600	75 200	117 000	135 900	63 000	162 100	242 200	337 800	163 200	274 500	377 600	401 200	70 100	127 300	183 900	243 200
Assessed taxes (NOK)	200 000	73 700	113 200	131 900	62 800	158 400	235 900	330 700	162 300	267 300	368 900	392 700	67 500	122 900	179 100	237 100
Negative transfers (NOK)⁹	4 600	1 500	3 800	4 000	200	3 700	6 300	7 100	1 000	7 100	8 700	8 500	2 600	4 400	4 900	6 100

After-tax income (NOK)	589 900	251 600	331 900	363 600	284 200	535 400	669 600	829 200	614 600	783 500	951 300	1 052 900	358 700	455 300	575 700	793 700

Number of households	2 317 361	159 902	194 989	291 603	257 844	48 323	60 295	214 535	222 809	232 685	254 492	113 998	28 449	84 558	59 119	93 760

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