Discount finder: what can you get at your age?
Last checked November 2026. Offers and rules change: confirm with the provider before you rely on them.
Tell us your age and where you live, and this tool lists the discounts, free travel and entitlements worth checking, with a link to the guide for each. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.
How the finder works
It applies the general age rules for each scheme. It cannot see your date of birth, income or savings, so treat the list as things to check, not a decision. A few points to bear in mind:
- State Pension age is not the same for everyone. It is 66 now and rising to 67 between 2026 and 2028, depending on when you were born. If you are 66, check your own date on GOV.UK.
- Travel and health rules differ across the UK. The bus pass starts at 60 in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland but at State Pension age in most of England.
- Pension Credit matters. It unlocks several other kinds of help, so if your income is low it is the first thing to check.
For a full, personal calculation use an independent benefits calculator, or ask Citizens Advice or Age UK for a free benefits check. Our benefits checklist lists what to ask about.
Common questions
Does the finder store what I type?
No. It runs entirely in your own browser. Nothing you enter is saved or sent to us or to anyone else.
I am under 60. Is there anything for me?
Some offers start at 50 or 55, mainly insurance, holidays and a few membership schemes, and help for carers and disabled people does not depend on age. Enter your age and tick the boxes that apply.
Why does it say "check" instead of "yes" for some things?
Because the answer depends on something the tool cannot know, such as your exact date of birth, your income or how a condition affects you. The linked guide explains who qualifies and how to apply.