DWP figures show 97% of eligible carers do not claim carer's credit
Royal London FOI request
Carer's credit - the government scheme intended to help carers of disabled people build better state pension entitlements - has failed to reach 97% of its target group, according to Royal London.
In reply to a Freedom of Information request made by the mutual insurer, the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) said 3,524 people claimed the National Insurance credit in 2016/17 while, in the current...
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