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  1. FS56.pdf

    Factsheet 56 Benefits for people under State Pension age April 2024 About this factsheet This factsheet has information about benefits for people under State Pension age (currently 66 years). It includes information ... information about Universal Credit and how it affects people claiming other benefits and about disability and carers’ benefits. It explains how you can claim these benefits. The information in this factsheet is

  2. Buses and trains: the stuff of memories for these Port Talbot pensioners

    Buses and trains: the stuff of memories for these Port Talbot pensioners.

  3. IG53.pdf

    How and when you can claim. State Pension. 2 What is the State Pension? The State Pension is a regular payment from the government that most people can claim when they reach State Pension age. It’s based ... and credits. When can I claim my State Pension? State Pension age is currently 66 years old for both men and women but will gradually increase from 6 May 2026. Do I get my State Pension automatically? No

  4. IG02.pdf

    Published: June 2024 3 Contents What this guide is about 4 Money and legal issues Your benefits and pension 6 Your will 7 If you have a partner Marriage and civil partnership 8 Financial and legal considerations ... person, you have rights that are recognised by law. This guide can help you understand your rights and make sure they’re respected. It can also help you navigate systems that might feel confusing. As far

  5. How to get help with urgent or one-off expenses

    money at all for some reason, you may be able to get financial help to cover that cost. What help you can get may depend on your circumstances. You may be able to get an advance payment of your benefit called ... benefit claim, you may be able to get a short-term advance . Budgeting Loans Budgeting Loans can help you pay for essential items such as furniture, clothing and removal costs. To be able to claim a Budgeting

  6. IG03.pdf

    What to do first After the death 6 Registering the death 9 Organ donation and medical research 13 Who to tell about the death 14 The funeral Arranging the funeral 17 Help with funeral costs 21 Dealing ... about what to get done first, how to register the death, and how to arrange a funeral. It also covers who you need to tell about the death and the kinds of financial and emotional support that might be available

  7. Universal Credit

    If you’re out of work or on a low income, you may be able to claim Universal Credit to boost the money you have coming in. Universal Credit (UC) is a means-tested benefit that has been rolled out nationally ... replaced by Universal Credit. To claim Universal Credit, you must: be under State Pension age have a low income have savings below £16,000 accept a ‘Claimant Commitment’. You can’t recieve Universal Credit if

  8. FS48.pdf

    Page 1 of 30 Factsheet 48 Pension Credit April 2024 About this factsheet This factsheet contains information about Pension Credit, a meanstested benefit for people over State Pension age (currently 66 years ... years of age). It gives information about the eligibility criteria for Pension Credit, how to make a claim, and what to do if you have a change of circumstance. The information in this factsheet is correct

  9. FS17.pdf

    this factsheet This factsheet explains what Housing Benefit is, who qualifies for it, and how it is calculated. It explains how to claim and what to do if you want to challenge a decision. It has information ... if you have one, are over State Pension age. This is currently 66 years. If you are under State Pension age, refer to factsheet 56, Benefits for people under State Pension age. The information in this factsheet

  10. Income tax

    to claim.  Not all income counts towards Income Tax. You may have to pay tax on: earnings from employment or self-employment pensions, including State Pension , and annuities (except pensions under ... under the War Pensions Scheme and Armed Forces Compensation Scheme) interest from savings accounts dividends from shares income from lettings some benefits, such as Carer’s Allowance and Statutory Sick

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