In the United Kingdom, the Government provides several financial support schemes for residents, including seniors, carers, and parents. Among these, one of the most vital support payments is the Carer’s Allowance. This benefit is given to eligible individuals who spend significant time caring for someone with a disability or health Read more
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has officially confirmed that from 2025, the Attendance Allowance UK will provide up to £434 per month to eligible older adults. This allowance is designed to give financial support to people who struggle with daily living due to physical or mental health conditions. Read more
The Attendance Allowance 2025 is a financial support benefit offered by the Government of the United Kingdom to people with serious disabilities or health conditions. It is designed to help cover the extra costs of care and supervision when someone’s condition is so severe that they need regular assistance. For Read more
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) supports individuals in the UK living with long-term health conditions or disabilities by helping with the extra daily living and mobility costs. For the 2025/26 financial year, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed new, increased rates, with the maximum combination (enhanced daily living Read more
The UK government is reportedly reconsidering a rarely used HMRC exemption that allows households to gift unlimited amounts from surplus income to family members tax‑free, provided the donor maintains their usual standard of living. As concerns mount, experts urge careful documentation and strategic planning to navigate possible changes. What Is Read more
The UK government has officially announced a £1,200 Universal Credit back payment to correct past welfare miscalculations. This one-off payment marks a major step by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) after years of criticism over administrative mistakes during the shift from legacy benefits to Universal Credit. With arrears Read more
Between January 8, 2024, and March 31, 2025, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) carried out a joint review, uncovering 12,379 underpayments in State Pension—primarily impacting women whose National Insurance (NI) records had incorrect or missing information. The issue stems from Home Responsibilities Read more
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has unveiled a landmark welfare reform: the Universal Credit standard allowance will now rise permanently above inflation. This historic shift means millions of claimants will gain extra financial support over the coming years. Key Details at a Glance Aspect Details Permanent allowance raise Read more
State pensioners across the UK have received startling letters from HMRC demanding up to £10,000, triggered by misapplied “emergency” tax codes on one-off pension withdrawals. The practice, which taxes lump-sum withdrawals as if they were monthly income, has led to widespread overcharging—prompting thousands to chase refunds. What’s Going Wrong? Refunds—By Read more
Parents or guardians of children aged 16 to 19, specifically those born between 2006 and 2009, are urged to notify HMRC by August 31 if their child is continuing in approved education or training. Doing so ensures the continuation of Child Benefit payments, a vital financial support for many families Read more