86-Year-Old Was Punished for Saving Too Much in Her Pension | This Morning
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2019
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After retiring in 1998, pensioner Mary Morley began saving money from her state pension to ensure she wouldn’t be a burden to her family as she got older. By the time she reached 86-years-old, Mary had saved an impressive £32,000 - enough, she hoped to carry her through until the end of her life. That was until her local council demanded she paid back over 80% of the money, all because she had unknowingly saved double the amount people claiming housing benefit are allowed to accumulate. As her appeal to overturn the decision is rejected - we’re joined by Mary’s granddaughter Mafalda Johnson, alongside financial expert Victoria Bischoff.
Broadcast on: 19/07/19
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Worse than that, if you retire early on ill-health pension, the DWP will deduct it all. No gain what's so ever from your pension payments. In this lady's case, the lesson is spend it on a good life, a comfortable retirement, - don't let it build up above and beyond what you are being given in benefits.