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1994: The Northumberland Provident and Benevolent fund lends Lavery £72,500 to buy a house. In 2007 the union forgave the loan, leaving Lavery £72,500 richer…
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Lavery also kept £18,000 from an endowment fund associated with the mortgage;
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2005: Lavery sells 15% of his house to the union for £36,000. By 2014 the value of the house had fallen. He bought the stake back from the union for £27,500. A notional profit of £8,500…
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2010: On stepping down from the NUM Northumberland Area after being elected a member of parliament, Lavery receives “termination payments” totalling £89,887.83.
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