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alisonann
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Hi I was wondering if someone could help me with my benefits. At the moment my husband claims esa for both of us and we claim carers allowance for each other. My husband is 65 next year, and I will be 58,my question is 1.will husband still claim esa and 2. Will I lose caters for him.
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HI and welcome,State pension age is not 65, it's 66. You can check the exact date for this here https://www.gov.uk/state-pension-ageMy advice is once he's closer to state pension age then come back and ask the question then because benefit rules could be different once he reaches that age.
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