Transferring Carers Allowance
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JRT
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I currently receive Carers Allowance for looking after my 6 year son but as an older father approaching 65 I believe I will lose this benefit. Is it possible for me to transfer this to my wife who is almost 40 as we share carers responsibilities?
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provided that your wife meets the criteria then she should submit a claim when the time comes
cr
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Welcome to the community, @JRT! I hope the above response from CR helps, and do let us know if you have any further queries.
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I was hoping it might be a simple transfer but life isn't that simple, lol
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