26K views · 228 reactions | MAJOR crackdown revealed: The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is "committed" to tackling fraud and error within the benefits system, which currently costs taxpayers almost £10bn each year. New measures include the ability to check private bank accounts, impose £300 fines and confiscate assets from claimants #news #Uknews #Britain #News #Politics #Money #Finances #Finance #Fraud #Gbnews | GB News | Facebook

On Channel 5 News earlier today, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall highlighted how the benefits system must be there to protect those who can't work while providing those who want to work with the help and support they need. Find out about the reforms announced today: https://ow.ly/fQr850VjQmb | Department for Work and Pensions - DWP

"The pension system we have today is too fragmented, too rarely does it ensure people's savings are working hard enough to support them in retirement, and it is too disconnected from the UK economy." Minister for Pensions Torsten Bell sets out the case for reforming pension schemes to make them work harder for savers. Find out more about the measures included in the Pension Schemes Bill: https://ow.ly/eImo50WmPC9 | Department for Work and Pensions - DWP

Des and the Move to Universal Credit. "We're here to help you. You will receive a letter in the post with a deadline of when you need to make your claim." Find out more about the Move to Universal Credit with Des, and learn more about the support available for Income-related Employment Support Allowance (ESA) Customers making the Move to UC. For more information visit: https://ow.ly/4BxU50WY0bs #UniversalCredit #MoveToUC | Department for Work and Pensions - DWP

Are you moving from legacy benefits to Universal Credit? The Department for Work and Pensions has recently produced a video to explain all you need to know if you are affected. You will not be moved automatically. Look out for your letter which will explain what you need to do and by when - there is support available. Find out more 👉 https://ucmove.campaign.gov.uk/ | Calderdale Council