Sentence examples for bereavement allowance from inspiring English sources

You may also be able to claim bereavement allowance or widowed parent's allowance.

Bereavement allowance for 55 years old to state pension age is currently £97.65.

■ Consider pension planning Unmarried couples are not entitled to receive the state pension or bereavement allowance for deceased partners.

The bereavement allowance is a weekly amount that's paid for a year after the death and you could get up to £105 a week.

4. Carry out some pension planning Unlike married couples, unmarried couples who live together are not entitled to receive the state pension or bereavement allowance for deceased partners.

Your bereavement payment is a one-off, your bereavement allowance last only a year, and Judith weren't old enough to draw a pension.

"We encourage understanding from any employer in this situation, but there is no set allowance for bereavement leave," she said.

"Not only will many of them now lose their medical card, they will have higher prescription charges, they will lose their telephone allowance, their bereavement grant is gone and Deposit Interest Retention Tax (DIRT) is going up. "Even the dead, minister, are not safe from this government.

Jose's starting pay is $11.50 an hour with paid health insurance as well as two sick days, five paid holidays, five vacation days (increasing to 10 days after five years), three paid bereavement days, and a uniform maintenance allowance of $2 a day.

By 2015/16 the Treasury predicts a £2.55 cut in JSA, a £2.60 cut in carers allowance and a £6.40 cut in bereavement benefit.

Those who are married or in a civil partnership receive a bereavement payment of £2,000, paid if a wife, husband or civil partner dies before pension age, and an allowance of up to £112 a week for one year, which can carry on longer if there are dependent children.