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Carer’s Allowance Increase 2026: Who Qualifies, How Much More You’ll Get and What It Means

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Carer’s Allowance Increase 2026: Who Qualifies, How Much More You’ll Get and What It Means

How the Universal Credit Health Element Changes Will Affect New Claimants from April 2026

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How the Universal Credit Health Element Changes Will Affect New Claimants from April 2026

What the End of Income Support and Jobseeker’s Allowance Means for Claimants in 2026

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What the End of Income Support and Jobseeker’s Allowance Means for Claimants in 2026

Council Budgets and Welfare Reform: How Local Authorities Are Preparing for New Benefit Pressures

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Council Budgets and Welfare Reform: How Local Authorities Are Preparing for New Benefit Pressures

Scrapping the Work Capability Assessment by 2028: What That Means and What Comes Next

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Scrapping the Work Capability Assessment by 2028: What That Means and What Comes Next

Universal Credit Allowance Going Up by 2029/30: Who Gains and Who Loses?

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Universal Credit Allowance Going Up by 2029/30: Who Gains and Who Loses?

The U-Turn on PIP Cuts: What the Recent Reversal Really Means for Existing and New Claimants

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The U-Turn on PIP Cuts: What the Recent Reversal Really Means for Existing and New Claimants

£1 Billion for Work, Health and Skills Support: How the Government Plans to Help Disabled People Return to Work

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£1 Billion for Work, Health and Skills Support: How the Government Plans to Help Disabled People Return to Work

Transitional Payments for Those Losing PIP: Is the 13-Week Safety Net Enough?

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Transitional Payments for Those Losing PIP: Is the 13-Week Safety Net Enough?

What the ‘Right to Try’ Scheme Really Means: Trying Work Without Losing Benefits

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What the ‘Right to Try’ Scheme Really Means: Trying Work Without Losing Benefits