HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has introduced a new £1,000 reporting threshold, sending shockwaves through millions of UK households who sell goods or rent spaces online. From 2025, popular platforms like eBay, Airbnb, Vinted, Etsy, Depop, and Facebook Marketplace will be …
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As the cost of living crisis continues to affect families across the UK, new financial relief is now available for eligible households. Through the Household Support Fund (HSF), local councils are distributing vouchers worth up to £500 to help residents manage rising …
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The year 2025 brings welcome relief to millions across the UK as the £301 DWP Cost of Living Payment returns. Amid high inflation, energy costs, and economic instability, this essential support measure aims to help vulnerable households afford necessities like food, fuel, …
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Millions of UK pensioners could see their State Pension rise by £634 a year starting in April 2026, thanks to forecasted increases under the Triple Lock system. If you were born after April 5, 1951 (for men) or after April 5, 1953 (for …
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As the cost of essentials continues to rise across the UK, the government has announced a £650 cost of living payment for eligible low-income households. This much-needed financial support will land directly into bank accounts between 15 and …
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If you’re a state pensioner born before 1959 and missed out on the Winter Fuel Payment this year, don’t worry—you might still be eligible for five other DWP handouts. With recent rule changes in 2025, there’s renewed encouragement …
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has unveiled a significant update to the Universal Credit (UC) and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system — a new 13‑week transitional rule. This safety net ensures that claimants losing benefits due to tightened PIP eligibility …
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If you’re one of the UK’s Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants—or know someone who is—there’s good news. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) now offers five-year (or longer) awards to around 41% of recipients, meaning around £749 every four weeks, with far fewer …
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