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1 week ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Freddie Lynne |Nicholas Dawson
New benefit regulations could leave approximately 1.2 million individuals without Personal Independence Payment (PIP), as per Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) data. PIP provides financial assistance to cover the extra costs associated with living with a long-term health condition or disability. The benefits comprise a daily living component and a mobility component, with lower and higher payments based on the level of support needed.
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2 weeks ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Nicholas Dawson |Ethan Evans
An update has been provided on possibly introducing a means-tested structure for the state pension. Labour's Pensions minister Torsten Bell discussed the idea during a recent appearance before the Work and Pensions Committee. Under the current Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rules, entitlement to state pension is determined by National Insurance contributions.
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2 weeks ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Ashlea Hickin |Nicholas Dawson
Labour has shed light on its stance regarding the DWP state pension age, with modifications set to kick in shortly. Pensions Minister Torsten Bell recently attended a session of the Work and Pensions Committee to outline the Government's pension strategy. The state pension age currently stands at 66 but is set to incrementally rise to 67 between April 2026 and April 2028.
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2 months ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Ashlea Hickin |Nicholas Dawson
Labour has announced their commitment to providing Universal Credit claimants with an above-inflation increase in payments for the upcoming years. Baroness Ruth Lister raised the question in the House of Lords regarding the Government's intention to raise the standard allowance of Universal Credit throughout this Parliament and whether it entails an annual uplift exceeding inflation.
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Mar 23, 2025 |
mirror.co.uk | Emily Watson |Steven Smith |Nicholas Dawson
HMRC's message for anyone who received 'identical' letter about unpaid raxThe tax authority has moved to reassure a concerned taxpayerHMRC has addressed concerns about a potential scam, after an individual received a letter from the tax authority stating they owed £51 in unpaid tax. The recipient expressed concerns on social media, saying: "I received a letter from HMRC saying that I owe £51 in unpaid tax.
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