Source: XpertHR statutory rates Date: 07/04/2008 Publisher: XpertHR

Income Support

TOPICS:
pay and benefits statutory rates and benefits


What is it?
Financial help for those on a low income.

How much can an individual (or a couple) get?

  £ per week
Personal allowances for single people
16-17 year olds £47.95
or depending on their circumstances £47.95
18-24 year olds £47.95
25 and over £60.50
Personal allowances for couples
both aged 18 and over* £94.95
Personal allowances for lone parents
16-17 year olds £47.95
or depending on their circumstances £47.95
aged 18 and over £60.50
Personal allowances for dependent children
from birth to the day before 19th birthday £52.59

Premiums £ per week
Family £16.75
Family (one lone parent rate for people with preserved rights) £16.75
Disabled child £48.72
Carer £27.75
Severe disability - paid for each adult who qualifies £50.35
Pensioner £63.55 (single)
£94.40 (couple)
Disability £25.85 (single)
£36.85 (couple)
Enhanced disability premium £12.60 (single)
£18.15 (couple)
£19.60 (child)
Housing costs - deductions for non-dependants
Aged under 18 nil
Aged under 25 and receiving Income Support or income-based jobseeker's allowance nil
Aged 18 or over, in remunerative work and not receiving pension credit: gross weekly income £369.00 and above £47.75
gross weekly income £296 to £368.99 £43.50
gross weekly income £223 to £295.99 £38.20
gross weekly income £172 to £222.99 £23.35
gross weekly income £116 to £171.99 £17.00
gross weekly income less than £116.00 £7.40
Benefit for strikers
Reduction in benefit £32.50

*Where one or both partners are aged under 18, their personal allowance depends on their circumstances.

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