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Benefits
It is with deep sadness that Rutland County Council marks the passing of His late Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Benefits and support
There are changes to the way our benefits team are working at the moment, because of COVID-19. We cannot offer you a face to face appointment at this time - please use the forms available from the links on this page, or email
benefits@rutland.gov.uk
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Universal credit
Universal Credit will eventually replace Housing Benefit for working age people.
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It is you as the claimant who has a duty to inform us about any change of circumstances.
Extra help to pay rent, council tax or emergencies
If you are suffering severe financial hardship you may be able to get extra help with your rent, council tax or emergency food and essentials from our discretionary funds
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Benefit fraud is a crime, please report it.
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