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Martin Lewis issues urgent warning to families who could claim up to £40,000
Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to families who he says can possibly claim up to £40,000 in backdated bereavement support.
Speaking on The Martin Lewis Money Show on Tuesday, 23 January, the MoneySavingExpert explained that unmarried people with children have until 8 February to submit a claim.
As Mr Lewis has previously explained, a recent law change means that co-habiting parents can get backdated support - including for bereavements dating back to 2001, for a limited time.
Support is available if your partner dies before you reach state pension age.
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