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In the absence of any agreement to the contrary, wedding presents given by your friends or relatives are considered to be your property if the marriage does not take place. The same is true for your intended partner. If the marriage breaks up, they are considered to belong to the partner whose friend or relative gave them. Names Living together

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The number of people living alone has increased by a fifth over the last 20 years, from 6.8 million in 1999 to 8.2 million in 2019, a statistically significant increase. The majority of this increase is driven by the growth in the numbers of men living alone (72.1%), predominantly aged 45 to 64 years. This could be because of the following: In some cases, customers may be able to keep Pension Credit if they leave Great Britain (GB) temporarily. Pension Credit qualifying age If the account is in joint names, on the death of one partner, the other partner becomes entitled to the balance and can continue to have unlimited access to the account. However, a proportion of the balance will be taken into account when calculating the value of the estate of the person who has died. Marriagesomeone else is normally liable to pay housing costs (such as a former partner) but because they are no longer paying them, your customer or their partner now has to and it is reasonable to treat them as liable for the housing costs. Where a scheme is suitable for couples living together, you will need to complete an 'expression of wishes' form, which states who you want benefits to be paid to when you die. If your customer’s qualifying income is the same as, or more than, the standard amount, the maximum Amount A applies.

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after every income drawdown, which exceeds the applicable notional income amount, from the pension pot;

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It’s a suspenseful read full of twists. I found myself thinking I had figured it out and then something else would happen to prove me wrong! I did predict one of the developments midway through but there were more elements to the story that surprised me. It had me gripped from start to finish and I found the ending to be a satisfying one. While the increase in lone parents with non-dependent children is likely to be partly driven by the ageing of children who previously were dependents in lone parent families, it could also be as a result of increases in separation at older ages as well as an increasing trend of young adults living with parents. You can find out more about changing your name on GOV.UK. Occupational and personal pensions Living together money from an insurance policy – if it is for damage to, or loss of, a property or personal possessions and is to be used for their repair or replacement Where a mortgage is taken out partly for another purpose, such as buying a car or as a business loan, the extra amount for housing costs will include interest only on the part of the loan used to buy or repair your customer’s home.

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Dependent children are those aged under 16 years living with at least one parent, or aged 16 to 18 years in full-time education, excluding all children who have a spouse, partner or child living in the household. If one partner dies without leaving a will, the surviving partner will not automatically inherit anything unless the couple owned property jointly. As an unmarried couple, you need to make wills if you wish to make sure that the other partner inherits.

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You can find out if you have parental responsibility on GOV.UK. Children arrangements Living together and marriage The number of people living alone has increased by a fifth over the last 20 years, driven mainly by increases in men aged 45 to 64 years living alone; Scotland has the highest proportion of one-person households at 35.0%, while London has the lowest (23.9%). Broadly the rules for calculating income are the same for both Guarantee Credit and Savings Credit (Pension Credit). However, there are some types of income that are not counted as qualifying income for Savings Credit. Working out income for Savings Credit If your customer is a self-assessment taxpayer the value of non-cash vouchers, such as tokens from supermarkets and chain stores, if National Insurance (NI) contributions have been paid on their value

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Pension Credit takes account of gross income less any tax payable, including any tax on your State Pension. If your customer is a self-assessment tax payer they need to tell us how much income tax they will pay or expect to pay for the current tax year. We need to know this to ensure your customer is getting the correct amount of Pension Credit. Find out more about Income Tax. What counts as income for Guarantee Credit? In 2019, married and civil partner couple families accounted for the largest share of families with dependent children (61.4%), followed by lone parent families (22.3%) and cohabiting couples (16.3%). Book Genre: Adult, Contemporary, Crime, Fiction, Mystery, Mystery Thriller, Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Thriller

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If your customer’s qualifying income is less than, or the same as, their ‘appropriate amount’, their Savings Credit will be the same as Amount A. You can find out what you might inherit if someone has died without a will on GOV.UK. Living together Mixed-age couples who are not eligible for Pension Credit or pension age Housing Benefit may be able to get Universal Credit, if they meet the relevant entitlement conditions. You may be responsible for the whole of debts in joint names and for other debts for which you have 'joint and several' legal responsibility. For example, in England and Wales, if you owe council tax, you and your partner will both be responsible for the debt, regardless of whether one of you contributes or not. If you have children, you can ask a court to transfer the property into your name. The court will only do this if it decides it is in the best interests of your children. It is usually done for a limited period, for example, until your youngest child is 18 years old.