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State pensioners with income under £50,270 could cut their tax bill by up to £252 a year using an HMRC Marriage Allowance perk – but thousands are missing out.
In this video, you’ll learn:
How the UK Personal Allowance works for pensioners and the current £12,570 threshold.
Who can claim Marriage Allowance and why one partner must be a non-taxpayer and the other a basic rate taxpayer under £50,270.
A simple example using the full State Pension (£10,636.60 per year) and how transferring £1,260 of allowance can save £252 in tax.
How this perk can be backdated for up to four years, potentially boosting your household income even more.
Common situations where retirees miss out, such as one partner retired or at home and the other on a small private pension.
Practical steps to check your eligibility, what information you need ready, and how to apply online or by phone via HMRC’s helpline.
This guide is for UK retirees, state pensioners, and families who want to legally reduce their tax bill and keep more of their hard‑earned pension income. It is for general information only and is not personal tax or financial advice. Always double‑check details on or speak to a qualified adviser before making decisions about your taxes or pension.