Pension savings credit is a government benefit that tops up your retirement income even if you took steps to save for retirement. It amounts to up to £17.30 a week for single people or £19.36 ...

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

The amount of underpaid benefit rose from £80m in 2023/24 to £100m in 2024/25, with the overall pension credit expenditure increasing from £5.4bn to £5.9bn over the same period.

If you're on a low income, there is help available to boost your state pension. This comes in the form of pension credit. Pension credit is a means-tested benefit, meaning it's awarded to you based on ...

Pension credit is a means-tested benefit for those above state pension age with a low income. It tops up your income to help with everyday living costs, providing an average income boost of around ...

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

Couples can also apply for Pension Credit (Picture: Getty Images) If you’re single, you can get up to £218.15 of Guarantee Credit per week if you qualify and a potential additional Savings ...

The DWP's Pension Credit is a means-tested benefit for people who have reached the minimum qualifying age for State Pension ...

- You might be able to get a small extra top-up called 'savings credit' if you reached state pension age before 6 April 2016. This is currently £17.30 a week, or £19.36if you have a partner.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently confirmed that thousands of pensioners could be owed money.