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  1. FS56 Benefits for people under State Pension age.pdf

    Employment and Support Allowance 7 2.4 Housing Benefit 8 2.4.1 Discretionary Housing Payments 8 2.5 Council Tax Reduction 9 2.6 Benefit cap 10 3 National Insurance benefits 11 3.1 New Style Jobseeker’s Allowance ... Allowance CDP – Chid Disability Payment (Scotland) CSP – Carer Support Payment (Scotland) CTR – Council Tax Reduction/Support DHP – Discretionary Housing Payment DLA – Disability Living Allowance DWP – Department

  2. Equity release (PDF)

    applies across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. If you’re in Scotland, contact Age Scotland for advice. What this guide is about As we get older, lots of us start thinking about how we’ll manage financially ... release is, what the risks are, and where to get further advice. It also helps you think through what options you might have. “I wish I’d got advice before I took my plan out. It would’ve saved a lot of trouble

  3. RB_2012_Falls_prevention_Dont_Mention_the_F_Word.pdf

    DON’T MENTION THE F-WORD Advice to practitioners on communicating falls prevention messages to older people Falling in older age can lead to increased anxiety and depression, reduced activity, mobility ... Prevention in Later Life.1 It looks at the reasons why many older people are reluctant to accept advice, and the ways in which practitioners can overcome this and effectively engage older people to take

  4. Factsheet - Carer's Allowance (PDF)

    you care for 10 7.3 Universal Credit 11 7.4 Benefit cap 11 8 Carers with health issues 11 9 Council Tax discounts for Carers 12 10 National Insurance Credits 12 10.1 Carer’s Credit 13 11 Carer’s Assessment ... entitled to CA if you earn more than £204 a week net (after deducting allowable expenses, such as tax, National Insurance contributions and some pension contributions). Working carers on a low income may

  5. FS55 LP Carer's Allowance.pdf

    you care for 12 7.3 Universal Credit 13 7.4 Benefit cap 13 8 Carers with health issues 13 9 Council Tax discounts for Carers 14 10 National Insurance Credits 15 10.1 Carer’s Credit 15 11 Carer’s Assessment ... entitled to CA if you earn more than £204 a week net (after deducting allowable expenses, such as tax, National Insurance contributions and some pension contributions). Working carers on a low income may

  6. CRS_Sept15_Strengthening_incentive_to_save.pdf

    Consultation Response Strengthening the incentive to save: a consultation on pensions tax relief Ref: 2915 September 2015 All rights reserved. Third parties may only reproduce this paper or parts ... options for the future of pensions tax relief. There are three possibilities suggested – firstly maintaining the status quo; secondly, switching to a single rate of tax relief for all savers; and thirdly

  7. Here to help.pdf

    charity for older people. From expert advice and friendship, to local support and activities, we’re here when we’re needed most. Here to help Information and advice A lot can change as we get older. That’s ... information and advice available whenever you need it. Through our Age UK Advice Line‚ free publications and website we’ll help make sure you have access to accurate, impartial information and advice on topics

  8. Factsheet - Dealing with an estate (PDF)

    includes information on what you need to do if someone has not left a will. You should seek professional advice from a specialist probate solicitor if you are unsure about dealing with an estate, as you can be ... the estate? 10 5.7 Information about the estate 10 6 Inheritance tax 11 6.1 Additional nil-rate band 11 6.2 Transferring the Inheritance Tax nil-rate band 12 Age UK factsheet 14 August 2025 Dealing with an

  9. Factsheet - Dealing with debt (PDF)

    recognise and deal with debt problems, as well as where to seek advice and assistance. Included is information about: ⚫ the stages of debt advice ⚫ help to resolve debt problems ⚫ how to seek assistance ⚫ organisations ... Note: Most local Age UKs and the Age UK Advice telephone helpline are not licensed to give debt advice. Contact details for advice agencies that can offer debt advice can be found in the Useful organisations

  10. Spring Statement – Age UK response.pdf

    stress from April, spending over 10% of their post-tax income on energy bills • Older households currently spend an average of 6% of their after-tax income on energy bills, but this is set to rise to 9% ... from April • Those on the lowest incomes will be spending far more – almost a fifth of their post-tax income. The lack of targeted support to fully mitigate April’s price increases is a devastating blow

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