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Universal Credit recipients have been cautioned that they might not see an increase in their payments until as late as June. This is despite the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) confirming that benefits, including Universal Credit, will see a 6.7 per cent rise starting from April 8.
Delays to an online tool that could help millions save for their retirement, promised to Martin Lewis by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), has been delayed according to an update from the government. Despite the tool missing a key deadline, the DWP is still saying it will go live "soon".
Financial guru Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert (MSE) has issued a warning to thousands of families to 'urgently check' if they could be owed money from the government, following a major change to Child Benefit announced in the Spring Budget.
Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE) team is advising individuals between the ages of 43 and 70 to explore the potential of transforming £800 into a whopping £5,500 for their retirement.
The cost of an NHS prescription is set to go up again May 1, with the cost of a single prescription becoming almost a tenner at £9.90 per item. This could make life more expensive for some, but more than a million people each year could benefit from a simple way to cut the cost of repeat medicines.
Beauty buffs are turning to a bathing practice that's been used for years in the Mediterranean for younger looking skin. The four-step process not only creates a 'spa-like' feeling at home, but also works to give youthful, glowing skin that's perfect for anyone wanting to wear spring or summer dresses.
April is a month of change for our personal finances, with changes to taxes, benefits, and pensions affecting people's wage packets and bank statements across the country. But one small change is due to take effect from tomorrow that could hike up the cost of staying in touch with your loved ones.
After the Easter Weekend, payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are set to return to their normal schedule. Over the holiday period, millions of people receive their payments early.