Pensioners on DWP disability benefit may be able to boost payment by £146 per month | Personal Finance | Finance
Martin Lewis quizzes Rachel Reeves on pensionsMore than 1.7 million people across Great Britain are receiving Attendance Allowance, according to the latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The benefit provides extra financial help for older people with a disability or long-term health condition, and some pensioners may be able to increase their award by reporting changes in their needs.Attendance Allowance is not means-tested, is tax-free, and pays either £73.90 or £110.40 a week. Because it is usually paid every four weeks, this works out at £295.60 or £441.60 each time. In Scotland, the same payment rates apply to Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP), the devolved benefit which has replaced Attendance Allowance for new and existing claims. PADP is administered...










