I'm looking for financial support from the B.C. government. Please find the 'Benefits and affordability' page. From the 'Supports for renters and homeowners' section, what is the maximum amount for the 'BC Renter's Tax Credit' and who is it intended to help? From the 'Supports for seniors' section, what is the 'Shelter aid for elderly renters (SAFER)' program and what is the age requirement for applicants? Finally, from the 'Help with home energy costs' section, what is the maximum rebate for 'Heat pump rebates' and who is eligible?
Navigate to 'https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/home/benefits'. Scroll down to locate the 'Supports for renters and homeowners' section. Identify the 'BC Renter's Tax Credit' and extract its maximum amount and target audience. Scroll down to locate the 'Supports for seniors' section. Identify 'Shelter aid for elderly renters (SAFER)' and extract its description and age requirement. Scroll down to locate the 'Help with home energy costs' section. Identify 'Heat pump rebates' and extract the maximum rebate amount and eligibility criteria. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Benefits and affordability' page. The agent correctly states the maximum amount for the 'BC Renter's Tax Credit' as 'up to a $400 tax credit'. The agent correctly states the target audience for the 'BC Renter's Tax Credit' as 'eligible low- and moderate-income renters'. The agent correctly describes 'Shelter aid for elderly renters (SAFER)' as a 'supplement to help pay rent' for 'lower-income seniors renting in the private market'. The agent correctly states the age requirement for SAFER as '60+'. The agent correctly states the maximum rebate for 'Heat pump rebates' as 'up to $24,500'. The agent correctly states the eligibility for 'Heat pump rebates' as 'income-qualified applicants when switching from fossil fuel heating'.