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• Let the person you’re supporting know as soon as possible that you’re not able to support them for at least lk" 71. • Contact the other ‘Friend’ that supports that person. If you’re concerned about
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ddimynseiliedigar y we, defnyddo ystadegau)B3. Pa brofiadaucadarnhaolydych chi wedieucaelynystod y cyfnodclo?Help gandeulu/ffrindiauHelp g an y gymuned / CyngorlleolAnsawdd bywydgwellMwy oamserLlai oBwysauArall
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calculator to see what you might be eligible for. Your calculation has shown that you're missing out on money - so what next? Head to the individual pages for the relevant benefits within our Claiming Benefits
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schemes available to support you during retirement. Put simply, a pension scheme is a way of saving for later life, but with tax relief on your contributions. Most people are entitled to a state pension ... this section, you can find free and impartial advice on pensions, annuities and retirement planning. For more information call Age Cymru Advice on 0300 303 44 98
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state benefits in the UK goes unclaimed by older people. Could you be one of the people missing out? For more information call Age Cymru Advice on 0300 303 44 98
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one or more of your accounts. Perhaps you’ve moved addresses or you may have had an account opened for you as a child that you’ve forgotten about. An account can be lost or marked as ‘inactive’ if: a financial ... address there has been no activity on your account for a few years (such as deposits or withdrawals) Even if an account has been marked inactive for several years, the money in it is still yours and you
