The UK government has increased 2025 Disability Living Allowance (DLA) rates, offering up to £187.45 per week to support children with disabilities. This guide explains who can apply, how to complete the application successfully, and what’s new this year, with practical tips and expert advice for families and professionals
From April 2025, the UK State Pension rises to £230.25 weekly. This comprehensive guide explains who qualifies, how to check your entitlements, fill contribution gaps, and increase your retirement income — ensuring a secure financial future.
The UK government’s £200 Cost of Living Payment in 2025 offers essential financial support to eligible households. This comprehensive guide outlines eligibility criteria, application processes, payment timelines, and additional assistance available through the Household Support Fund, ensuring residents can navigate and access the support they need.
In May 2025, the UK Government is issuing a one-off £90 Cost of Living Payment to help low-income households with essential bills. It’s automatically given to those on means-tested benefits like Universal Credit or Pension Credit. No application is needed. Local councils may offer additional support. Learn how to confirm eligibility, track your payment, and make the most of it.
The DWP has warned that your £441 Attendance Allowance payments could be at risk if rules aren’t followed. Learn how to protect your pension benefits, apply for support, and avoid the most common pitfalls in this expert guide.
The DWP is sending out £230.25 weekly State Pension payments starting Tuesday, May 6, 2025—but only for those with National Insurance numbers ending in 20 to 39. This follows the 4.1% triple lock increase for 2025/26. Learn how the payment system works, who qualifies, and how to boost your pension through voluntary contributions.
Pensioners born before 1958 could be eligible for a £4,000 annual boost through DWP benefits like Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance. Learn how to check your eligibility, apply for these benefits, and take advantage of additional perks such as free TV licenses and Winter Fuel Payments.
In 2025, HMRC introduced tax changes affecting pre-1945 pensioners due to a freeze in the personal allowance and emergency tax codes. This in-depth article explores the rule’s impact, HMRC’s reforms, and provides step-by-step advice for pensioners and caregivers. Learn how to reclaim overpaid tax and protect yourself from future surprises.
The UK’s State Pension is changing in 2026. With a higher pension age, frozen tax thresholds, and reduced benefits, many retirees could see a drop in net income. Learn what’s changing, who’s affected, and how to protect your finances.
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced two major changes impacting pensioners born after 1951: a State Pension increase under the triple lock and frozen income tax thresholds. While the raise helps many, rising tax liabilities and reduced benefit eligibility mean some pensioners could see their real income fall.
In May 2025, the DWP will issue early State Pension and benefit payments due to two bank holidays. Payments scheduled for 5 May and 26 May will be made on 2 May and 23 May, respectively. While payment amounts remain unchanged, recipients should plan for the extended interval before the next payment.
In May 2025, UK benefit recipients will receive early payments due to bank holidays on May 5 and May 26. Payments scheduled for these dates will be made on May 2 and May 23, respectively. Additionally, benefits have increased as of April 2025, with Universal Credit rising by 1.7% and the State Pension by 4.1%. Stay informed to manage your finances effectively during these changes.
In May 2025, the UK government introduced major changes to 12 benefits including Universal Credit and State Pension. This detailed guide explains all updates, payment increases, eligibility changes, and practical steps to take—helping claimants navigate the welfare system confidently and effectively.
The DWP will issue a £230.25 State Pension payment on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, for those whose National Insurance number ends in 20–39. This article explains who qualifies, when to expect the payment, how to check your eligibility, and what additional benefits may be available to UK pensioners.
The UK government is encouraging pension funds to invest more in British infrastructure and businesses through the Mansion House Compact II. While the initiative could unlock up to £80 billion for domestic growth, it also raises questions about fiduciary duties and potential political overreach. This guide explains what the reforms mean for your pension, how the industry is responding, and what you can do to protect your retirement savings.
The UK government has announced a surprise £230 payment for eligible pensioners, due on May 6, 2025. This one-off DWP payment is aimed at helping older citizens manage rising living costs. This article outlines everything from eligibility criteria to how and when the money will be paid, plus a detailed look at other support like Pension Credit, Winter Fuel Payments, and more—ensuring pensioners can maximize financial support.
