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Little-known benefit rule that could mean two people claim up to £201 a week - AOL (opens the original)
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There is a crucial distinction buried within the rules for Attendance Allowance that could leave two people in the same family missing out on valuable financial support. Attendance Allowance is claimed by somebody who has reached state pension age and needs help or supervision because of an illness, disability or health condition. However, the person caring for them does not need to be a pensioner. An eligible carer can be as young as 16 and may be able to make a separate claim for Carer’s Allow
Little-known benefit rule that could mean two people claim up to £201 a week (opens the original)
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There is a crucial distinction buried within the rules for Attendance Allowance that could leave two people in the same family missing out on valuable financial support. Attendance Allowance is claimed by somebody who has reached state pension age and needs help or supervision because of an illness, disability or health condition. However, the person caring for them does not need to be a pensioner. An eligible carer can be as young as 16 and may be able to make a separate claim for Carer’s Allow
You could be owed thousands in council tax refunds - how to check (opens the original)
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Here's a question I'd put money on you never having asked yourself: is your council tax band actually correct? Most of us treat our council tax band as fixed, like it's just a fact about our house, the same as its postcode or how many bedrooms it has. It isn't. Council tax bands were set back in 1991 in England and Scotland (2003 in Wales), based on a rough valuation of what your property would have sold for at the time. And because that valuation process was done at speed, often from the kerb,
You could be owed thousands in council tax refunds - how to check - AOL (opens the original)
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Here's a question I'd put money on you never having asked yourself: is your council tax band actually correct? Most of us treat our council tax band as fixed, like it's just a fact about our house, the same as its postcode or how many bedrooms it has. It isn't. Council tax bands were set back in 1991 in England and Scotland (2003 in Wales), based on a rough valuation of what your property would have sold for at the time. And because that valuation process was done at speed, often from the kerb,
Your retirement income just went up - but the reason why should worry you (opens the original)
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If you're approaching retirement and thinking about buying an annuity, I've actually got good news for you this week. But… there is some bad news buried in the reason why. An annuity gives you a guaranteed income when you retire - either for the rest of your life, or for a fixed period of time. You usually buy one with the money in your pension savings. According to the latest Moneyfacts figures, a £50,000 lump sum for a 65-year-old now buys an annual income of £3,777, up from £3,547 at the star
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