benefits

Would £10,000 Change Anything? Three Millennials Explain How They'd Spend A 'Citizen's Inheritance'

How would a donation of £10,000 help young people start a business, buy a house or return to study?
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Fears For Poorer Disabled People As Benefits 'Pay For Cars But Not Phones'

Costs for tech soon mount for those with low incomes and no savings.
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Single Parents More Likely To Suffer 'Unfair' Benefit Sanctions, Research Finds

Exclusive: Charity fears situation will only get worse for solo parents on benefits.
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Disabled People Are Hit Hard By A Benefits System Which Continues To Unravel

The system needs a complete overhaul
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‘Unfair’ Universal Credit Rule Sees Self-Employed Lose £630 A Year, New Research Finds

Charity calls for review of controversial income clause.
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Errors Plague The Benefits System – But If You're Seriously Ill, It's Even Worse

'You just feel it’s almost like you’re scrounging.'
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DWP Forced To Fix Huge Benefits Error, But Not Everyone Will Be Repaid

Ill and disabled claimants owed as much as £20,000.
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‘Staggering’ Cost Of Disability Benefits Appeals Exposed By New Figures

'Thousands of disabled individuals have had to fight to receive support to which they are legally entitled.'
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‘Unfair’ Universal Credit Clause Used To Quietly Change Council Tax Rules

EXCLUSIVE: Growing number of councils using 'minimum income floor' to ration tax relief for strivers.
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Revealed: Secret Universal Credit Reports ‘Barely Mention Claimants’

Still ‘no evidence’ to support rationale for flagship welfare reform.
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