Attendance Allowance myths which stop people of State Pension age claiming up to £407 each month
The benefit is for older people and is not affected by income or savings.
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Attendance Allowance myths which stop people of State Pension age claiming up to £407 each month
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Older people with these health conditions could be due either £272 or £407 each month
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Attendance Allowance is a non-means tested benefit currently providing financial support for 1.4 million people over State Pension..