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£725 Universal Credit Increase Coming In 2026 – What Claimants Should Know

In a major step toward improving the UK’s welfare system, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced an annual £725 increase to the Universal Credit (UC) standard allowance by the 2029–2030 financial year. The phased rise is part of the government’s welfare reform bill, designed to support low-income households amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Beginning in April 2026, this uplift marks one of the most […]

New Driving Test Alert – Over-65 Drivers Must Pass To Keep Their Licence In 2025

From 2025 onward, senior UK drivers aged 65 and above are being encouraged to take voluntary driving assessments or refresher training ahead of their DVLA licence renewal. While no mandatory test is required to keep a licence, evidence suggests driver skills can decline over time—so many in this age group are choosing to proactively assess their ability, boosting confidence and road […]

DVLA Unveils Big Driving Licence Changes – What Motorists Must Know Before Next Week!

From 1 August 2025, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) will launch a major update to the UK driving licence system—allowing around 18,000 Moldovan-licensed residents to exchange their licence for a UK equivalent without needing to pass a theory or practical test. This simplified process marks a big step in reducing bureaucracy and better integrating Moldovan nationals into British road […]

DWP Confirms No Cost Of Living Boost This Year – Don’t Miss Out On These Unclaimed Benefits Instead

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has officially confirmed that no new cost of living payments will be issued in 2025. This announcement has left many low-income households, pensioners, and vulnerable individuals wondering how they’ll cope as energy bills, food prices, and fuel costs remain high. But there’s good news: millions may still be missing out on thousands of pounds in […]

Older Brits Could Claim Up To £1,670 Monthly With New PIP Applications – Here’s How

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has revealed that more than 3.7 million people across Great Britain are currently receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP), with 709,710 claimants aged 65 to 79. This crucial disability benefit can boost a person’s monthly income up to £1,670.80 in 2025/26 when combined with the State Pension, offering much-needed relief to those living with long-term illnesses, mental or […]

Over State Pension Age? You Could Get £1,362 Monthly For Health Issues

If you’ve reached State Pension age and are living with a long-term illness, disability, or health condition, you may qualify for up to £1,362 every month in additional financial support. Available through two separate schemes—Attendance Allowance (AA) and Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP)—these are paid on top of your pension to help you stay independent and manage extra daily costs. With 1.7 million […]

New £300 Cost Of Living Boost Coming To UK Households – Arriving Within 28 Days!

A much-needed lifeline is on its way for struggling families. UK households, particularly those in West Berkshire, are set to receive up to £300 in cost of living support over the coming weeks. Funded through the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Household Support Fund, this financial boost aims to relieve pressure from soaring utility costs, food prices, and other essential […]

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