Older people can no longer claim these benefits when they reach State Pension age

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Older people can no longer claim these benefits when they reach State Pension age

Older people can no longer claim these benefits when they reach State Pension age

Daily Record

Published 15 Dec 2023

If you claim certain benefits before reaching State Pension age they will continue after you turn 66.

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