Benefits are going up by 1.7% after increases were confirmed by the Government last year, with payments rising from April 7.

The DWP's impact assessment estimates 400,000 people will no longer be eligible for PIP by the 2029/30 financial year.

As part of a press release, the benefit department recently claimed that the number of people claiming Universal Credit who ...

An estimated 20m people across the country have arthritis or other similar conditions that affect the joints but many may not ...

Figures show that thousands of pensioners on low income are not claiming the benefits they are entitled to - here's what you need to check ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is to uprate most benefits, including Universal Credit and State Pension from ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

In a written response, DWP Minister Andrew Western, explained new measures being introduced to “prevent fraud entering the ...

Tax Credits, as well as some older legacy benefits, are ending and being replaced by Universal Credit - or Pension Credit in ...

The Department for Work and Pensions last month confirmed that the disability benefit would rise by up to 4.7% in April ...

The government has set out which benefits will be targeted first in a planned clampdown on benefit fraud. The government ...

Benefit payments increase every year in April in line with inflation rates - here's a full list of how much they are going up ...