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backdate

[bak-deyt] / ˈbækˌdeɪt /


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Provided a claim is made before 19 May, it can be backdated for up to three months as long as the applicant was also eligible to receive it during that time.

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Under current NHS rules, maternity exemption certificates - which entitle women to free prescriptions while pregnant and a year after giving birth - are automatically backdated for a month after the pregnancy is registered.

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Low-income pensioners who are eligible for, but not claiming Pension Credit, can still qualify for the cost-of-living payment if they make a successful backdated Pension Credit application by 19 May.

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In January, it was announced civil service workers would be offered a pay rise of £552, backdated to August 2022, however, the union had called for a rise of inflation, plus 5%.

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The government did not put any more money on the table, but the tweaked proposals backdated this year's pay increase by three months, meaning workers end up with a bigger lump sum upfront.

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