Why don\’t you try? : How to find out what benefits are available to me
Use an independent benefits calculator to find out:
- What benefits you could get.
- How to claim.
- How your benefits will be affected if you start work.
These are free to use, anonymous, and have replaced the Benefits Adviser service.
Use one of the following:
Policy in Practice – for information on income-related benefits, tax credits, contribution-based benefits, Council Tax Reduction, Carer\’s Allowance, Universal Credit, how these are calculated and how your benefits will be affected if you start work or change your working hours.
Entitledto – for information on income-related benefits, tax credits, contribution-based benefits, Council Tax Reduction, Carer\’s Allowance, Universal Credit and how your benefits will be affected if you start work
Turn2us – for information on income-related benefits, tax credits, Council Tax Reduction, Carer\’s Allowance, Universal Credit and how your benefits will be affected if you start work or change your working hours
Source: GOV UK
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Here\’s a tip for you to try this week :
Book an appointment with a member of the Bridgit Carer Coach team, Complete an application form for Carers Allowance , Speak to a certified professional such as GP, Citizens Advice Bureau or Jobcentre about getting help or voucher assistance with food supplies. , Enquire and book a Carers Assessment with your Local Authority or Local Carers Service regarding support you need as a carer., Look online for any financial grants or discount schemes you may be entitled if you are on a low income. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/family/grants-low-income/, Use a benefit checker such as Turn2Us or visit gov.uk to see if you are entitled to any additional benefits or financial support,
You can visit the Bridgit Shop at anytime to find our what products and services can support you.
