Millions of pensioners could soon be missing out on their winter fuel payments due to government changes – but some could be owed thousands
The new government recently announced that the Winter Fuel Payment will be cut for millions. Meaning less money for those of State Pension age. But if you, or someone in your family, is over 66, you could still be owed money from the government.
Money Saving Expert explained that this can happen if you fall into any of the following categories: You're a widow whose pension wasn't increased when your husband died, or who may have been underpaid while your husband was still alive
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