englands.glory
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You will most likely be entitled to a top up from Income Support: you may even be entitled to Housing & Council Tax Help... Go into your local Jobcentre Plus office and they should be able to help point you in the right direction.
If your not ready to put your feet up for good... you could also bring extra cash in by working from home: here is a great site about a home business, you can work how you like to fit your lifestyle. http://www.bluethundergroup.com/
God bless. |
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starting over
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Housing, heating...pray tell..what state do you live in? |
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Paul B
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You should be able to get advice on this through Age Concern - they do publish books on this topic. Visit them at http://www.ace.org.uk/ |
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jacqueline e
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You may be able to get pension credit, contact Inland Revenue, depending on this you may get hep with rent/council tax but not with mortgage interest payments, good luck, enjoy your retirement. |
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cjl1618@sbcglobal.net
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wow socialism is working over there eh?
I wish I could have my heating, housing health and anything else paid for - oh heck no I dont, it would just mean higher taxes. |
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missmandymoomoo24
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try contacting the department of work and pensions.They will be able to advise you of your entitlements |
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Chriatian IV
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You may be entitled to pension credit depending on your circumstances. |
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sastra
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Senior Citizen Benefit ; Age Discount ; Insurance Claim. Other benefit, you can do another job. |
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sillyarsestu
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Talk to citizens advice they will tel you all you need to know. its there for. be lucky enjoy your retirement |
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Dolly Blue
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Housing benefit, pension credits to top up your state pension if needed. Prescription costs, if you qualify for guaranteed pension credit you qualify for help with the other things it all depends how much state pension you get , sometimes it is topped up to more than basic. |
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Conservative
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state pension age for men=65 years
state pension=c£5000
personal tax allowance=c£5000
therefore recipients of only state pension can claim it TAX FREE (tax paid can be reclaimed) |
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Libby
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Most benefits are means tested, so they will look at your savings/assets etc.
Your best bet is to talk to someone at the citizens advice bureau. They are usually pretty good.Their number should be in your phone book. |
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Joy
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You should know the policy at your job. read the Manuel |
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