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Benefit Calculators.
Benefit calculators have been brought in to replace the benefits adviser service. You can use benefit calculators to calculate how much benefits you may or not receive. or how your benefits will be affected if you begin a new job.
You can use an independent benefits calculator to find out what you are entitled to.
These benefit calculators are free to use, anonymous, and have replaced the Benefits Adviser service.
Calculators:
If you are looking 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.
Use this Calculator. EntitledTo
If you are looking for information on income-related benefits, Universal Credit and tax credits .
Use this Calculator. Turn2Us
What you’ll need to complete your enquiry
You will need to have accurate information about your:
- savings
- any income, including your partner’s (eg from payslips)
- any existing benefits and pensions (including anyone living with you)
- any outgoings (eg rent, mortgage, childcare payments)
- a council tax bill
Who is not allowed to use them
You can’t use benefit calculators if you are under 18, also you won’t get an accurate results if you are any of the following:
- a prisoner
- a student
- not a British or Irish citizen
- on strike
- living outside the UK
- living permanently in residential care or a nursing home