If you have a partner, Pension Credit will top up your joint weekly income to £332.95 and you can claim an additional £19.04 a week if eligible. You do not pay tax on Pension Credit.

PENSION credit is a tax-free benefit for hard-up households and designed to top up your income to a minimum limit. But recent figures reveal hundreds of thousands of households are missing out on t… ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently revealed that nearly 78% of new Pension Credit applications are processed ...

What is pension credit? Pension credit tops up your weekly income to £218.15 if you’re single or your joint weekly income to £332.95 if you have a partner. If your income is higher, you might still be ...

If you get pension credit you can also get other help, such as: Housing benefit if you rent the property you live in. Winter fuel payment to help with utility costs over winter. Support for mortgage ...

It's important for all older people - single, married or cohabiting - to ensure they are claiming all the additional ...

The DWP has published an update on historical State Pension errors due to missing Home Responsibilities Protection.

Am I eligible for pension savings credit? You will need to meet some eligibility criteria before you can qualify for savings credit. First and foremost, you, or your partner, must have reached ...

To be eligible for Guarantee Pension Credit, you must have reached State Pension age (currently 66). Article continues below Your weekly income should be less than the minimum amount the UK ...

If your income totals over £218.15 a week (if you’re single) or £332.95 (if you’re a couple) then you may not be entitled to pension credit in the UK. You may still be eligible for pension ...