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The two-child limit for Universal Credit claims must be abolished immediately
As the dust settles from the election and the new government enters office, Labour have so far refused to commit to abolishing the two-child limit on claims for Universal Credit. […]
With a pandemic followed by a cost of living crisis, ‘no recourse to public funds’ (NRPF) has become a more acute issue as these factors have greatly affected migrants who […]
Introduction 1. This circular gives guidance on The Social Security (State Pension Age Claimants – Closure of Tax Credits) (Amendment) Regulations 2024 (SI 2024/611). The regulations came into force on 8 June […]
Seven years after the introduction of the two-child limit, there are almost 1.6 million children in 440,000 families affected by the policy. These families are missing out on up to […]
A report on the evaluation of the case transfer process for those in receipt of Adult Disability and Child Disability Payment The report presents findings from an evaluation of the […]
Make sure your claimant commitment is right for you: Download our leaflets to use when you meet your work coach: Remember: Getting your claimant tailored to your personal circumstances should […]
00:00 – Beginning 00:09 – Intro on how to make a Universal Credit claim 00:19 – Step 1: Creating your online account 01:37 – Step 2: Get your application started […]
Universal Credit claimants have been issued with a warning that failing to follow a key rule could see them lose some or all of their benefits. Not adhering to a […]
24 July 2024 10:30 – 12:30 30 July 2024 13:00 – 15:00 1 August 2024 10:30 – 12:30 Carer Support Payment launched in the pilot areas of Dundee City, Perth […]
Adult Disability Payment: high level statistics to 30 April 2024 Enhanced Mobility awards From a high in April 2022 of 88% of claimants receiving an Enhanced Mobility award (albeit only […]
Enhancing occupier engagement through improved communication and advice Author: University of Southampton Overview The loss of a home through eviction, and subsequent consequences, can be financially and emotionally devastating. The […]
Post Legislative Scrutiny of the Child Poverty (Scotland) Act 2017 The Child Poverty (Scotland) Act 2017 aims to tackle, report on and measure child poverty in Scotland. It sets out specific targets […]