A wide variety of payment from the DWP and others are available if you're out of work due to a health condition ...

Nearly 3 million people are off work due to long-term health conditions - Universal Credit, ESA and Statutory Sick Pay can ...

Millions of people receiving Universal Credit (UC) in the UK will soon see an increase in their payments. From 6 April 2026, ...

Universal Credit is a benefit paid to individuals who are on a low income, out of work or cannot work, replacing other benefits like working tax credit and income-based Jobseekers Allowance. And the ...

The winter can be a challenging time for those claiming social welfare, but help is available through multiple schemes and grants - read below to see if YOU could be missing out THOUSANDS on Universal ...

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Claimants of Universal Credit, Pension Credit, and various other benefits should note that the usual payment dates may change during the festive season. The UK Government has detailed these changes on ...

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Millions of Universal Credit claimants across the UK are set for a welcome financial lifeline from April 2026, with payments rising well above inflation to combat soaring living costs. This 6.2% ...

BSE Odisha published the OSSTET 2025 notification on 05th December 2025. The OSSTET 2025 notification includes details such as the eligibility criteria, OSSTET Exam, qualifying marks, issuance of ...

The DWP has provided an update about a payment change affecting thousands of benefit claimants. The Government was asked by Conservative MP and Shadow Chancellor, Mel Stride, for an update about the ...

New figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that by the end of November, nearly 8.4 million people in and out of work across Scotland, England and Wales were receiving financial ...