What age does a person qualify for pension rate TV licence.I am 61yrs old and unemployed and wish to pay the pension rate

Hello, Michael -

Regarding a South African TV license for people 70 years old or greater, apparently they are referred to as a "concessionary domestic licence." See information here:
http://youve-earned-it.co.za/site/sabc-tv-licence/

You can find the SABC telephone number to call for more information here:
http://www.tvlic.co.za/tvlic/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=30&Itemid=712&lang=en

By the way, Fixya.com is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS. :)

Best wishes.

Hello, Michael -

You will find information here:
https://www.theukrules.co.uk/rules/employment/benefits/household-free-tv-licence.html

Best wishes.

Hello, Chris -

Fixya.com, a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS, has no affiliation with the Australian government, the aged pension program, or Centrelink.

I suggest you make a telephone call:
132 300
Mon - Fri, 8 am - 5 pm
(Source:
https://www.humanservices.gov.au/individuals/contact-us/phone-us#centrelink )
and speak with a person in that department.

Best wishes.

unlikely unless her age is within the pension requirement
There is a method where you can get the full pension but it requires a lot of trust in your partner and has to be set up with a lawyer
that move is to get a legal separation and then you get full single pension as she can when she gets to the pension age

I don't believe there is a different rate for pensioners but I believe it becomes free at 75

yes there probably is


If you need to know ask at your local government offices

but do ask a bit nicer

http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/enablers/centrelink/age-pension/payment-rates-for-age-pension

google is your friend

These rules are outlined by the IRS.

• You must be related to the dependent. While you must be related to the person you plan to claim as a dependent, they don\'t have to be your mother or father to qualify. Grandparents, step parents and in-laws also qualify.



• The dependent must meet income requirements. A dependent relative must make under $3,650 in yearly gross income. This does not include any Social Security or other tax-exempt pensions they may be receiving. It does, however, include any taxable income, interest, or dividends.



• You must provide more than 50 percent of their financial support. This can include medical costs, transportation, food, and housing. If they live with you, these criteria can be easily met thanks to mortgage and utility costs.