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   How can I find out what benefits I'm entitled to?

   • You can use an independent, free and anonymous benefits calculator to check what you could be entitled to. This will give you an estimate of: This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg). For information on income-related benefits, contribution-based benefits, Universal Credit, tax credits, Council Tax Reduction and Carer’s Allowance use:

   Benefits calculators - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/benefits-calculators

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   How do I Check my state pension age?

   • You can check your State Pension ageon GOV.UK. If someone looks after you If you get PIP, DLA, Attendance Allowance, Adult Disability Payment or Child Disability Payment, check if the person who looks after you can get Carer’s Allowance.

   Check what benefits to claim if you’re sick or disabled

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   How do I get a benefits check-up?

   • If you're struggling to apply or still not sure you're eligible for anything, you can go to a Citizens Advice bureau or one of the network of independent advice centres for a one-on-one detailed benefits check-up. Or call Citizens Advice's 'help to claim service' on 0800 144 8 444.

   Benefits Calculator: What am I entitled to – MoneySavingExpert

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   Can I use a benefits calculator If I'm under 18?

   • There's only one benefits calculator you can use if you're under 18. You can use the Policy in Practice benefits calculator. There’s only one tool you can use - it’s called ‘Support for migrant families’. The tool can tell you if you’re eligible for benefits and what help you can get from social services and immigration advisers.

   Check what benefits you can get - Citizens Advice

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2. www.gov.uk › browse › benefitsBenefits - GOV.UK

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   Manage an existing benefit, payment or claim. Sign in to your account, report changes, find out about overpayments, or appeal a decision. Includes existing Universal Credit and tax credits...

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   For information on income-related benefits, contribution-based benefits, Universal Credit, tax credits, Council Tax Reduction and Carer’s Allowance use: 1. Turn2us benefits calculator 2. Policy in Practice better off calculator 3. entitledto benefits calculator

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   You’ll need accurate information about your: 1. savings 2. income, including your partner’s (from payslips, for example) 3. existing benefits and pensions (including anyone living with you) 4. outgoings (such as rent, mortgage, childcare payments) 5. Council Tax bill

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   You cannot use the calculators if you’re under 18, and they will not give accurate results if you’re: 1. a prisoner 2. a student 3. not a British or Irish citizen 4. on strike 5. living outside the UK 6. living permanently in residential care or a nursing home

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5. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › benefits › benefitsCheck what benefits you can get - Citizens Advice

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   To check what benefits you can get, you can: use a benefits calculator - for a detailed check based on your personal situation. read our general benefits advice - to quickly check if you could get Universal Credit and other benefits. Why it’s worth checking what you can get.

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   Our online benefits calculator can help you quickly and easily find out what you could be claiming. Get a free benefits check. Attendance Allowance. Support for if you're over State Pension age and need help with personal care because of an illness or disability. Pension Credit.

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   Check how Universal Credit works for people who are sick or disabled - including how to get a fit note. You might be able to get other benefits, for example: Pension Credit if you’ve reached State Pension age – check if you can get Pension Credit. Council Tax Reduction if you pay Council Tax – check if you can get Council Tax Reduction

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   To qualify, you need to have been paying National Insurance contributions for the past two to three years. Find out whether you qualify, and how to claim, New Style ESA in our guide Employment and Support Allowance. Universal Credit.

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    2 days ago · If our calculator (or your own research) shows you might be eligible for benefits, you can either make a Universal Credit claim, or, for other types of benefits, check Gov.uk's benefits site for the best route to apply.