State pensioners could boost DWP payments by £151.60 every four weeks
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State pensioners could boost DWP payments by £151.60 every four weeks.
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State pensioners claiming Attendance Allowance could increase their Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) payments by £151.60 every four weeks if their health has deteriorated.
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The benefit, which supports people over state pension age who need help with a disability or long-term health condition, is paid at two different rates depending on a claimant's care needs.People currently receiving the lower rate whose condition has worsened since their award was made may qualify for the higher payment.Those who successfully move to the higher rate would see their four-weekly payment rise from £306.80 to £458.40.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The additional financial support is intended to help older people remain independent and continue living in their own homes for longer.In 2026, the lower rate of Attendance Allowance is £76.70 a week and is paid to people who need supervision or personal care either during the day or during the night.The higher rate is £114.60 a week and is available...
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