Boost Your Tax-Free Income with Marriage Allowance
Eligible UK couples can claim up to £5,040 extra tax-free allowance via HMRC's Marriage Allowance. Learn how to transfer £1,260 of your Personal Allowance and cut your joint tax bill.
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Universal Credit deadline could cost you £2,472
A crucial Universal Credit deadline on April 5th could see new claimants lose over £200 a month in health support. Act now to secure the full LCWRA payment.
PIP awarded after claimant misses assessment calls
A person with anxiety, OCD and depression was awarded enhanced PIP following a paper assessment, despite missing two phone calls from the DWP. Discover how the process unfolded.
Janet Harris Estate: Creditors Must Claim by March 2026
A probate notice for Janet Harris of Biggin Hill, Kent, invites claims by March 2, 2026. Creditors or beneficiaries must contact EMD Law LLP to secure their interest in the estate.
Universal Credit deadline could cost claimants £2,400 a year
First-time Universal Credit applicants face missing out on £2,400 annually if they don't start a claim before April 5, due to a cut in the LCWRA element. Act now to secure higher payments.
Claim Your £10 DWP Christmas Bonus Now
Households on PIP, DLA and Attendance Allowance are urged to contact the DWP if they missed the £10 Christmas Bonus. Check eligibility and the full list of qualifying benefits here.
PIP Claims: Top 5 Conditions Revealed by DWP
New DWP data shows psychiatric disorders account for 39% of Personal Independence Payment claims. Discover the most common qualifying conditions and how PIP support works.
19 NHS Conditions Can Secure £812 PIP Monthly Payment
Individuals with 19 specific long-term health conditions, including mental health issues and chronic pain, could be eligible for up to £812 monthly from DWP's Personal Independence Payment. Learn how to apply.
PIP tribunal delays leave claimants waiting up to 20 months
A PIP claimant has waited a year for a tribunal, with official advice stating six months. Discover the reality of appeal delays and what evidence you need to prepare.
Universal Credit Migration Deadline Set for March 2026
The DWP minister outlines the transition of ESA claimants to Universal Credit, addressing income protection and new health element rules. Learn what the changes mean for you.
DWP responds to 'shocking' brain tumour charity benefit report
The DWP has issued a formal response after a charity report revealed nearly half of brain tumour patients had a bad experience with the benefits system. Discover the findings and the government's plans.
Will Smith sued by musician for sexual harassment claims
America's Got Talent finalist Brian King Joseph files lawsuit against Will Smith, alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination from his 2025 tour. Smith's lawyers deny all claims.
HMRC: 'You must write to us' for overseas tax refunds
HMRC clarifies rules for UK expats and non-residents claiming tax refunds from abroad. Essential guidance on the correct postal address and required nominee details revealed.
State pension age rise explained for 2026
Major changes to the UK state pension age begin in 2026. Find out exactly when you can claim based on your date of birth and how it affects your retirement plans.
DWP tests new online Attendance Allowance service
The DWP is piloting a new online claim system for Attendance Allowance, used by 1.7 million pensioners. Learn how to apply and what the changes mean for you.
700,000 benefit awards moved to Social Security Scotland
Over 700,000 DLA, PIP, Attendance and Carer's Allowance awards have been successfully transferred from DWP to Social Security Scotland. Find out what this means for claimants.
DWP told to order fresh PIP assessments after appeals
A major report demands fundamental reform of the DWP's appeals system, including transferring Mandatory Reconsideration to the Ministry of Justice and ordering fresh PIP assessments. Read the full analysis.
DWP told to bring in new 'biennial review' for benefits
A major report calls for a biennial review of PIP and Work Capability Assessment criteria, as disability benefit spending heads towards £100bn. Read the proposed reforms.
Major Motability Scheme update for PIP claimants due
A significant update on the Motability Scheme is coming this Thursday, following Autumn Budget tax changes. The new Winter price list will be published on January 1.
Judges Widening PIP Eligibility, Report Warns
A new report reveals judges are widening PIP eligibility, costing billions. The DWP faces calls for reform as claims surge. Read the latest on the welfare system overhaul.
Benefits cheat caught by undercover DWP footage
A woman fraudulently claimed £28k in disability benefits. Secret video showed her mobility contradicted her claims. She received a suspended sentence.
Tax-Free Allowance hits £13,006 with HMRC rule
HMRC is increasing the effective Personal Allowance to over £13,000 for eligible taxpayers. Discover how to claim tax relief on job expenses, maintenance payments, and charitable donations.
State pension age rises from 2026: Key facts
The UK state pension age is set to increase from 66 to 67 starting in 2026. Find out exactly when you can claim and how to plan for the changes.
DWP Home Visits for Vulnerable Benefit Claimants
The DWP is rolling out home visits to help vulnerable people with benefit claims. Find out who is eligible and how the new support scheme works.
DWP updates guidance on PIP assessments and symptoms
The DWP has clarified that PIP assessments evaluate how conditions affect daily life, not just medical diagnoses. Read the latest update for claimants.
Claim £2,500 Child Benefit Before January Deadline
HMRC urges UK parents to check eligibility for backdated Child Benefit payments worth up to £2,500. Act before the mid-January deadline to secure this vital financial support.
DWP exempts some from £400 Motability charge
The DWP confirms some Motability users will be exempt from a £400 cost increase. Learn about the VAT and IPT changes and who qualifies for relief.
Christmas presents in cars could lead to £2,500 fines
UK drivers warned: leaving Christmas gifts in vehicles risks £2,500 insurance costs and fines for obstructed views. Experts urge secure storage and safe loading.
Hiding Christmas gifts in car could invalidate insurance
A little-known insurance rule could see drivers losing thousands this Christmas. Hiding presents in your vehicle may breach 'reasonable care' clauses, leading to reduced or invalidated claims. Check your policy now.
Crucial Winter Driving Advice as Snow Hits UK
UK drivers issued urgent safety advice as snowstorm approaches. Experts warn of insurance claim rejections and fines for negligent driving in ice and snow. Read the essential rules.
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