State Pension Error Means People Born Between These Years Could Be Owed Thousands - Liverpool Echo

Almost 200,000 can claim state pension top-up after DWP 'time keeping' error - Birmingham Live

Hundreds of thousands of parents are missing out on a retirement top up worth £5,000 on average.

People of State Pension age with joint pain could be due up to £441 each month

Older people with muscle or joint pain could receive either £73.90 or £110.40 each week through Attendance Allowance or Pension Age Disability Payment.

State Pension error means people born between these years could be owed thousands - Liverpool Echo

The State Pension is a regular payment from the government

State pension top-ups available to people born before 1953 or 1951

The payment is a top-up to the State Pension, and how much you can get will depend on a number of different factors

DWP State Pension top-up for people born before this date

Some older people could be eligible for extra cash on top of their Pension

Pensioners born before these dates could get extra DWP cash

The Additional State Pension is only available to those who claim the basic State Pension, rather than the new State Pension