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The Scottish Pension Age Winter Heating Payment amount
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Thank you all very much. I'm afraid it is a bit beyond me.0
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I'm not doing very well. I tried to add some information and "it" kept telling me I was 9 characters too short - even when I added more characters.0
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Basically I'd try to ignore anything but the official Scottish site info - for benefits - link above - for health use NHS Inform etc for advice - not NHS (England) etc - if you live in Scotland.Many things are devolved / run separately from England in the devolved nations - but much of what you will find on line if you do a non specific to Scotland search - will be dominated by the systems in England - as that covers c84% of the UKs population - Scotland c8%, Wales c 5% and NI c3% ( to nearest % ).
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I'll keep that link, thanks very much.0
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AssemblyGMX said:I'm not doing very well. I tried to add some information and "it" kept telling me I was 9 characters too short - even when I added more characters.4.8kWp 12x400W Longhi 9.6 kWh battery Giv-hy 5.0 Inverter, WSW facing Essex . Aint no sunshine ☀️ Octopus gas fixed dec 24 @ 5.74 tracker again+ Octopus Intelligent Flux leccy1
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AssemblyGMX said:This is my very first post in my new MSE account. I used Google for information and it said that the amount for anyone of State Pension age in Scotland to age 79 should receive £203.40 paid into the account where they receive their State Pension with no need to apply for it. Does this amount sound right?I am asking because some sites say, in my circumstances, the amount was to be £200 and what could the extra £3.40 be for?Then Scottish Government of course decided to put their own take on it by making the payment amount slightly different - nothing like adding confusion basically.So we now have the situation of pensioners in Scotland getting the new payment amount but HMRC still clawing it back if taxable income of £35k or more.1
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debitcardmayhem said:AssemblyGMX said:I'm not doing very well. I tried to add some information and "it" kept telling me I was 9 characters too short - even when I added more characters.
That really helps, thanks.0
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