Anw survivor benefit - You live with more than one other adult

If you share a house with more than one other adult, we will determine whether you are "living with a partner" or single.

The SVB considers that you are living with a partner if you live in the same house as one other adult who is not your child, and

• you share the household costs or
• look after each other.

We will then treat you as a person who is living with a partner, and you will not be able to receive an Anw survivor benefit.

The SVB will treat you as a single person if:

• you do not share the household costs with any other adult, and you and another adult do not look after each other.

• you live with more than one other adult (not including children of yours) and you all share the household costs or take care of each other.