Martin Lewis issues urgent warning to millions on Universal Credit missing out on £160 cash – can you claim?
You could also get help if your water bill is more than 5% of your total household income.
And the water company has also created a temporary support scheme for those who currently have more money going out than coming in, as a result of the rising cost of living.can access its Big Difference Scheme that can take up to 90% off the average customer bill.household income below £20,048. United Utilities offers eligible households on benefits including Pension Credit a cap on bills or a reduction worth up to £492 a year.
Wessex Water gives those on low incomes, irrespective of being on benefits, a discount of up to 80% off their original bill.You can find out who your local water supplier is by using the tool on the WaterUK website and entering your postcode.
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