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will getting carers allowance affect my housing benefit i part pay for as i only work 20 hours a week.

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From personal dealings with council, they did take it into account but it wasn’t a problem because of the amount of monies coming in, there are some wunderful people who know what they are on about, lol, I was living with family but now I’m alone with my Dementia and I don’t pay council tax anymore. That’s the only goodish thing about Dementia lol.

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Hi mandymoo, Welcome to this supportive community. Take a look at the pinned posts section to the right of this screen. If you click on the links to: Carer's Allowance, Carer's Allowance- what are the rules, and Ask the expert, you should find more information to you questions.

You can check eligibility and download a form from the Government website:

gov.uk/carers-allowance

The Citizen's Advice Bureau gives free, impartial advice:

citizensadvice.org.uk/benef...

Hope this helps.

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