Claim if you were injured while serving in the armed forces
What you'll get
The compensation you get depends on either:
- when you were injured
- when the circumstances happened that caused your illness
What you get might be reduced if you바카라 사이트™re getting compensation from another scheme.
If your injury or illness is due to service after 5 April 2005
If your claim is successful, you바카라 사이트™ll get a tax-free lump sum payment between £1,236 and £650,000. The amount you get will depend on how severe your injury is.
If you have a more serious illness or injury
You may also receive a tax-free monthly payment for life when you바카라 사이트™re discharged - sometimes known as a Guaranteed Income Payment (GIP).
The GIP is based on your salary, age and how severe your injury is.
If your GIP payment level is 50% of your salary or more, you can also claim an Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP).
If your injury or illness is due to service before 6 April 2005
If your claim is successful, you바카라 사이트™ll be awarded either:
- a pension - if your disability is assessed at 20% or more
- a lump sum - if your disability is assessed at less than 20%
The amount you get will depend on how severe your injury is.
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