Category : Legislative Changes


Public Sector Pension Reforms: What Changes Mean

Major reforms to public sector pensions are being planned by the new Labour government, affecting millions of workers across the UK. Discover how these changes could impact your retirement plans and what it means for the future of public services.

DWP replaces sick notes in benefits shake-up

The government is replacing traditional sick notes with a new digital system designed to get people back to work faster. Find out how the major DWP changes will affect you.

DWP axes two benefits in Universal Credit shake-up

The Department for Work and Pensions is scrapping Income-related Employment and Support Allowance and Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance, affecting thousands across Britain in significant cost of living changes.

DWP's New Anti-Fraud Powers Revealed

Major government crackdown on benefit fraud revealed as DWP gains sweeping new investigation powers affecting millions of claimants. Find out how these changes could impact you.

Labour to scrap two-child benefit cap

Sir Keir Starmer announces Labour will abolish the controversial two-child benefit limit, marking a significant shift in welfare policy affecting thousands of families across the UK.

DWP Bank Account Surveillance Begins

The Department for Work and Pensions has launched sweeping new powers to monitor benefit claimants' bank accounts in real-time. Discover how this affects millions receiving Universal Credit, PIP, and state pension.

DWP may accelerate state pension age increases

Exclusive: The DWP is considering accelerating state pension age increases, potentially forcing millions in their 40s and 50s to work longer. Discover what this means for your retirement plans.

DWP considers accelerating state pension age increases

Exclusive: The Department for Work and Pensions is reportedly considering accelerating state pension age increases, potentially forcing millions to work longer. Discover what this means for your retirement plans.

State pension age may rise to 71

Exclusive: The Department for Work and Pensions is reportedly considering raising the state pension age to 71, potentially affecting millions of workers in their 40s and 50s. Discover what this means for your retirement plans and why experts are sounding

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