Attendance allowance is paid at two different rates, £72.65 or £108.55 a week. If you are eligible to claim, the amount you ...

More than 1.6 million State Pensioners are getting either £72.65 or £108.55 each week through Attendance Allowance.

You can claim Attendance Allowance even if you have savings and other income. Indeed, Attendance Allowance isn't means-tested ...

However, consumer champion Martin Lewis recently warned that over one million pensioners could be missing out on the ...

Citizen's Advice have a page on help with filling in the Attendance Allowance form, as do Age UK who you can contact on: 0800 678 1602 everyday between 8am – 7pm for further support and advice.

People over State Pension age resident in five local authority areas in Scotland can no longer make a new claim for Attendance Allowance, but can apply for its devolved replacement instead. Pension ...

If you're a resident of Argyll and Bute, Highland, Aberdeen City, Orkney or Shetland, it's crucial to know that you can't make a new claim for Attendance Allowance. Instead, you can now apply for ...

It also isn’t a means-tested benefit, which means current savings or income won’t affect the claim, nor will it impact other benefits received. Who is eligible for Attendance Allowance?

People can also apply through the post by either printing and submitting the Attendance Allowance claim form on GOV.UK here, or by contacting the helpline on 0800 731 0122 to request one.