The phrase "age allowance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a certain allowance or consideration is given based on a person's age, such as in policies, regulations, or discussions about benefits.
Example: "The school offers an age allowance for younger students to participate in advanced classes."
Alternatives: "age-based allowance" or "age-related concession".
The costs would easily be funded by changes such as ending contracting out, reducing the regressivity of national insurance or adjusting the age allowance.
The 250 taka a month (around £2.30) "old age allowance" will prevent outright starvation, and may provide a small amount of healthcare.
Changing the age allowance and tax reliefs would release funds to pay a much better state pension from, say, age 75.
"If I'm going to get in one of these brother contests," he added, "at least I should be entitled to an age allowance".
The LITRG says that those who have already qualified for the higher age allowance will see no increase in future years until the level of the basic personal allowance catches up.
Rita's only benefit from the 2014 Budget, as her income is below the personal age allowance already, is that the freeze on fuel duty continues, which could have affected her expenditure on her car.
"Also, by freezing those who are entitled to the increased age allowances at their 2012-13 level, some pensioners will become worse off in real terms as their pensions are indexed over the next few years".
Whether this progressively maturing retirement savings scheme could obviate at least some of the old age allowances currently in place remains to be examined although there would be tremendous political pressure against government withdrawing from such age-based welfare support.
His future is over fences and he could be the type to take advantage of the weight-for-age allowance he gets as a four-year-old.
Ultimately, the idea is that the standard personal allowance will reach the level of the higher-age allowance, but this will take time to achieve.
But while the weight-for-age allowance two-year-olds receive from their elders might not be so telling in ordinary circumstances, the muscle-bound Acapulco is no ordinary juvenile.
