The £74-£110 a week benefit 1.1 million older Britons are missing out on | Money newsletter

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Tuesday 4 November 2025 07:32, UK

An old lady takes out British money from an old-fashioned purse. Pic: iStock
Image: An old lady takes out British money from an old-fashioned purse. Pic: iStock
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