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The Daily Express reports, in a consumer money guide, that pensioners aged 75 and over who receive Pension Credit can get a free TV licence, and it lists other ways to cut the fee. Its headline promises a £0 licence bill to state pensioners over 75 in general, while the body limits this to those on a low income who claim Pension Credit.
Headline goes beyond the article
Minor
“£0 BBC TV licence bill for state pensioners over 75”
Why this matters
The headline offers a £0 TV licence bill to "state pensioners over 75" with no condition attached.
The impression it gives
A reader of the headline alone comes away believing every state pensioner aged 75 or over now pays nothing for a TV licence.
The context
The body says the free licence is only for pensioners aged 75 and over on a low income who receive Pension Credit. It also says those who do not qualify must pay the full rate.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“state pensioners aged 75 and over who are on a low income”
Elsewhere in the article“thanks to one DWP benefit: Pension Credit”
Elsewhere in the article“you’ll have to pay for a TV licence at the full rate”