By Levi Winchester Martin Lewis has warned how 1.1million people are missing out on claiming an extra £101.75 each week through Attendance Allowance. Attendance Allowance is a benefit for people over state pension age who need extra help because of an illness or disability. There are two different rates that can be paid. The lower rate is worth £68.10 a week and is awarded to those who need help during the day or at night. The higher rate is worth £101.75 and is given to people who need help during the day and at night, or who are terminally ill. Speaking during the series finale of the Martin…