Benefit rates 2023-24
Each April, there are changes to some benefits. Find out what's changing for 2022-23.
Age UK's Benefits Calculator can help you find out which benefits you could be entitled to. It's free to use and the details you provide are kept anonymous.
Find out how much extra you could be entitled to.
Based on the information you provide – such as where you live, whether you're single or in a couple or if you care for someone – we can tell you if you're potentially entitled to claim extra money.
Our calculator covers England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. It will provide an estimate for many benefits, but for others it can only indicate if you might be eligible. Click on the sections below to find out more:
We can indicate your possible entitlement and give you an estimate of the amount you may receive for the following benefits:
We can indicate your possible eligibility but we cannot calculate estimates of the amount you might receive for the following benefits
You should treat your results as a helpful estimate to help you figure out what you could be claiming. Our calculator cannot guarantee your eligiblity for any benefit or tax credit, so please contact the relevant department to confirm your entitlement.
Find out how much extra you could be entitled to.
We offer support through our free advice line on 0800 678 1602. Lines are open 8am-7pm, 365 days a year. We also have specialist advisers at over 120 local Age UKs.
Each April, there are changes to some benefits. Find out what's changing for 2022-23.
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