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Pension Credit and appropriate amount.

mrsdoyle
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For the past 2 years I have received Pension Credit Guarantee Credit and the appropriate amount was £201.05 plus £76.40 severely disabled allowance,but if I enter the new current amounts in a benefit calculator it says I am not entitled to pension Credit,why would that be ?
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Without knowing what figures you gave PC
a d what figures you put into the benefit calculator nobody can know.0 -
This is from the Parkinsons website:The Appropriate Minimum Guarantee is a standard rate of £227.10 a week if you're a single personYou may qualify for extra amounts on top of this standard rate:Severe disability – single person: £82.90
The calculators don't seem to add the severe disability to the Appropriate Minimum Guarantee i.e. £227.10 + £82.90 = £310.000 -
Are you in receipt of any disability benefit and did you put that in the calculator?Does anyone recieve carers allowance of carer element for caring for you?Do you live alone?1
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