Residents in the UK gain several significant "freebies" and benefits upon turning 60. Most notably, everyone over 60 is entitled to free NHS prescriptions (saving £9.90 per item) and free NHS eye tests. In Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and for London residents (via the 60+ Oyster card), you are entitled to free bus travel and some other public transport. In the rest of England, the free bus pass is tied to the State Pension age (currently 66). Additionally, many over 60s are eligible for the Winter Fuel Payment (between £100 and £300) to help with heating costs, depending on their circumstances. Retailers like Iceland offer a 10% discount for over 60s on Tuesdays, and many "High Street" stores and cinemas offer "Senior" rates. It is also the age when many people become eligible for the Senior Railcard, which, while not free (it costs £30), provides 1/3 off almost all rail travel across the UK, typically paying for itself in just one or two long-distance journeys.