The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefit reductions are expected to disproportionately affect residents of Wales, according to campaigners and advocacy groups. Despite requests from the Welsh first minister, the UK’s Labour government has …
State pensioners born before 1959 are being urged to claim an extra £441 per month through Attendance Allowance, a means-tested-free benefit offered by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). It doesn’t matter how much you have in savings or income—if you’re of …
In June 2025, the UK Government and DWP are rolling out significant Housing Benefit reforms, aiming to modernise rent support, reflect actual rental prices, and integrate housing aid with Universal Credit. These changes address growing …
The UK Government has introduced a £450 one‑off Cost‑of‑Living Payment slated for June 2025, aimed at easing household financial pressures from persistent inflation and high living costs. This support is automatically paid — no separate …
The two-child benefit cap, implemented in 2017, restricts financial support through Universal Credit and Child Tax Credit to the first two children in a household. As of June 2025, this policy remains in effect, impacting over 1.6 million children across the UK . With …
As housing costs continue to rise in the UK, Universal Credit remains a crucial support system for tenants struggling to meet their rent obligations. Understanding the nuances of rent support, eligibility criteria, and additional assistance options is …
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced a landmark pension reform that could see 20 million UK households up to £1,000 better off. The initiative aims to consolidate smaller pension pots, increase returns, reduce administrative costs, and deliver better value for savers. …
The UK government has announced a new £250 Cost of Living Payment scheduled for June 2025, aiming to support low-income households amidst ongoing financial challenges. This payment is part of the Household Support Fund (HSF), …
People with disabilities in England may still be entitled to a free bus pass, even amid recent adjustments to disability benefit eligibility rules. Free Bus Travel Still Accessible Despite Changes in Disability Benefits Under new …
The UK government has confirmed that the State Pension age will increase from 66 to 67 between 2026 and 2028. This change affects individuals born between 6 March 1961 and 5 April 1977. The adjustment …
