DWP benefit worth up to £3,500 for those who lost a partner | Personal Finance | Finance
Those mourning the loss of a partner could be entitled to receive up to £3,500.The Bereavement Support Payment is a financial aid scheme for those who have lost a spouse or partner. It has superseded several similar benefits, including the Widowed Parent's Allowance and the Bereavement Allowance (formerly known as the Widows' Pension).It's crucial to understand that the Bereavement Support Payment is not means-tested, meaning your income and savings will not impact the amount you could potentially receive.Eligibility CriteriaIn order to be considered eligible for the payment, the following must have applied when your partner passed away:under State Pension ageliving in the UK or a country that pays bereavement benefitsmarried to your partner, in a civil partnership with them, or living ...