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Old Dec 9th 2015, 11:18 pm
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I live in USA and am now receiving my UK pension sent to my UK bank account. Am I entitled to a winter fuel allowance? If so how much is it, and where is the form?
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No you are not entitled to it.
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Old Dec 10th 2015, 11:48 am
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Thanks.

My brother lives in Spain and gets it. Is it only for EU countries?
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Samian; Those living in Spain DID get it but that has now stopped.
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Samian; Those living in Spain DID get it but that has now stopped.
Probably global warming.
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Old Dec 10th 2015, 12:19 pm
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Depending on your age and income you might qualify for a fuel subsidy from your state.
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Depending on your age and income you might qualify for a fuel subsidy from your state.
Probably means tested, so limited to US citizens?
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Probably means tested, so limited to US citizens?
Fuel assistance is available to MA residents if they have less than 60% of the median income....it's available to all legal residents, so Green Card holders and other legal immigrants qualify. You have to show proof of income for the lest 3 months and provide a copy of your most recent tax return. You can get a 25% reduction in gas and electricity charges and also lump sums to help pay the bills.
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