Secure weekly financial support and NI credits if you care for someone with qualifying care needs.
If you spend at least 35 hours a week caring for someone who receives a qualifying disability benefit, you could be eligible for Carer's Allowance. We verify your eligibility, calculate net income thresholds, and manage your application to secure weekly payments and National Insurance credits.
We provide a unique combination of expert legal knowledge, responsive customer service, and caseworker precision:
You can check off the standard documents below to assess your readiness. Each of these will be audited by our experts to ensure format compliance:
“ Carer's Allowance has a strict net weekly earnings limit after tax and pension deductions. We help you calculate allowable expenses to ensure you remain below DWP limits. ”
Our structured execution timeline for your application:
Checking care hours and benefit qualification.
Auditing payslips and allowable deductions.
Filing DWP carer questionnaires.
Submitting and confirming payment schedules.
You cannot claim Carer's Allowance if you are in full-time education or study for 21 hours or more per week.
Yes, it can sometimes stop their Severe Disability Premium. We run a complete impact check before filing.