State pensioners with certain health conditions could be in line for over £5,700 in extra support from the Department for Work and Pensions ( DWP ). Elderly Brits are being encouraged to check if they qualify for Attendance Allowance.

This benefit isn't means-tested and offers either £73.90 or £110.40 a week, depending on your care needs. You need to be of state pension age to apply.

The scheme is designed to help cover the additional costs associated with a disability or health condition where you need assistance from someone else, according to the Daily Record. Payments are typically made every four weeks, meaning recipients receive either £295.60 or £441.60 each pay period.

This amounts to up to £5,740.80 annually, or £478.40 monthly. The benefit aims to support people who live

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