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Benefits Eligibility calculator
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fjh
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Hi
Anyone point me in direct of a benefits eligibility calculator .
wife has medical conditions and with forecasted rise in heating bills looking to see if we qualify- we are both over 66
thanks
Anyone point me in direct of a benefits eligibility calculator .
wife has medical conditions and with forecasted rise in heating bills looking to see if we qualify- we are both over 66
thanks
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There is already a range of supports in place for the elderly re energy costs: not all of these require you to be in receipt of benefits, it's more dependent on your age and state pension eligibility.
Even without this, you'll get the £400 energy bill discount, and the £150 CT credit (if bands A to D).
Also the WFP, and the pensioner CoL supplement if you are 67.
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Have you considered Attendance Allowance ?fjh said:
wife has medical conditions - we are both over 66
https://www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/money-legal/benefits-entitlements/attendance-allowance/
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