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Claim Attendance Allowance is a specialist claims management service dedicated to helping people aged 66 and over access the financial support they’re entitled to. We’ve built our service around one simple goal: making the Attendance Allowance claims process as straightforward and stress-free as possible.
our mission
Why we exist
Every year, billions of pounds in Attendance Allowance goes unclaimed – often because people don’t realise they’re eligible, or because the application process feels too complicated to tackle alone.
We set out to change that. Our team of specialists understands exactly what the Department for Work and Pensions is looking for, and we use that knowledge to give every claim the best possible chance of success.
No win, no fee
We believe that getting help with your claim shouldn’t be a financial risk. That’s why we work on a no win, no fee basis. You only pay if your claim is successful, so there’s nothing to lose and potentially up to £5,740 per year to gain.
Our customers love us
We’ve helped thousands claim Attendance Allowance
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Attendance Allowance?
Attendance Allowance is a tax-free benefit for people aged 66 or over who need help with personal care or supervision due to a physical or mental disability. You could receive between £72.65 and £108.55 per week (£3,778 to £5,644 per year) depending on your care needs.
Who is eligible for Attendance Allowance?
You may be eligible if you’re aged 66 or over, have a physical or mental condition that means you need help with personal care or supervision, and have needed this help for at least 6 months. You don’t need to have someone caring for you or actually receiving care to qualify – it’s about needing the help.
Can I claim if I live alone?
Yes, absolutely. You don’t need to have a carer or live with someone to claim Attendance Allowance. The benefit recognises that you need help with daily tasks, whether or not someone is currently providing that care.
Will it affect my other benefits?
Attendance Allowance doesn’t affect your State Pension and is paid on top of it. However, if you’re already receiving certain benefits like Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Disability Living Allowance (DLA), you can’t claim Attendance Allowance at the same time.
Do I need a carer to qualify?
No, you don’t need to have a carer or receive any care to claim Attendance Allowance. The benefit is based on your need for care or supervision, not whether you’re actually receiving it.