HMRC Warns UK Families Risk Losing £1,406 Child Benefit
HMRC is sending reminder letters to UK households urging them to claim Child Benefit, as families risk losing up to £1,406 per year. Letters arrive from May 8.
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UK Households Face £605 Rise on 6 Supermarket Staples
UK food prices set to be 50% higher by November 2026. Six staples hit hardest: pasta, frozen veg, chocolate, eggs, beef, olive oil. Average household bill up £605.
DWP State Pension: Two Changes for 13 Million Claimants from May
Two changes for 13 million state pension claimants from May. Basic pension rises by £439.40, new pension by £574.60 under Triple Lock.
Daryl Dike Hints at West Brom Stay Despite Contract End
Daryl Dike's future at West Brom is uncertain as his contract expires, but he hints at staying. The striker overcame injuries to help secure Championship survival.
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State Pensioners Under 75 Get £184 Weekly Boost in May
State pensioners under 75 will see a £184 weekly increase in May 2026 under the Triple Lock, with rates rising by 4.8% for those reaching pension age after April 2016.
8 Airlines Collapse: Full List of Carriers Ceasing Operations
Eight airlines have gone into administration, cancelling holidays and flights. Major carriers like British Airways remain stable, but smaller airlines face collapse due to economic pressures.
DWP Offers £3,000 Grant for Universal Credit Claimants
The DWP announces £3,000 Youth Jobs Grant for employers hiring 18-24-year-olds on Universal Credit for over six months, part of a £2.5bn investment to create 500,000 opportunities.
Aldi D Code: Secret Label Hack to Save on Discontinued Items
Aldi shoppers are urged to look for a 'D' on price labels, indicating discontinued items. Expert Jordon Cox shares this hack to save money and stock up before items sell out.
Tories Plan 16-Hour Work Rule for DWP Claimants or Lose Benefits
The Conservative Party proposes that all DWP claimants who can work must work 16 hours a week or face benefit cuts, closing a loophole that allows households with one disabled adult to avoid the benefit cap.
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DWP to Pay £3,200 Lump Sum to State Pensioners
DWP admits to losing £8,500 state pension top-up for expat Sandra Poynter, now paying £3,200 backpayment plus £100 compensation within three working days.
HMRC: Act Now to Keep Child Benefit for Teens
HMRC is contacting parents of 16-19-year-olds born between 2007 and 2010. Around 1.5 million families risk losing Child Benefit from August 31 unless they extend their claim online or via the app.
Tesco Free Fruit for Kids Returns to 2,800 UK Stores
Tesco reintroduces its Free Fruit for Kids initiative in 2,800 UK stores for five weeks in May, aiming to boost children's fruit and vegetable intake.
DWP Extra £45 for Pensioners Born After 1953 in May
The DWP is paying an extra £45 in May to state pensioners born after 1953, following the Triple Lock hike that increased the full new State Pension to £241.30 per week.
HMRC Warns UK Parents: Child Benefit Payments to Stop
HMRC is sending letters to 1.5 million households warning that Child Benefit payments of up to £1,406 a year will stop automatically unless parents confirm their teenager's education or training plans.
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New Eyesight Tests for Over-70s May Lead to Licence Loss
The UK government introduces mandatory eyesight tests for drivers over 70 as part of a road safety crackdown. Those failing could lose their licences.
Rural Driving Test Shortage Sparks Council Action
West Lindsey District Council writes to DVSA over driving test shortages that force rural learners to pay more for lessons and travel to distant test centres.
UK Stocks and Shares ISA Advice Before Government Push
Personal finance experts advise UK households on stocks and shares ISAs as the Labour government encourages investment, highlighting risks, fees, and provider choice.
Auctioneer Richard Winterton Finishes London Marathon
Auctioneer Richard Winterton ran the London Marathon, raising over £8,000 for Parkinson's UK and We Love Lichfield, inspired by his father's Parkinson's diagnosis.
Driver shares fuel-saving tips as UK petrol prices soar
A UK driver shares practical tips to save fuel as petrol prices spike due to Middle East conflict. Advice includes smoother driving, reducing braking, and planning trips.
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HMRC Letters Alert Young People to Claim Forgotten £2,200
HMRC is sending letters to thousands of 21-year-olds about unclaimed Child Trust Funds worth £2,200 on average. Over 750,000 accounts remain unclaimed.
HGV and Van Drivers Face New Safety Training in England
HGV and van drivers in England must undergo new safety training to perform emergency first aid at collision scenes, launched by National Highways.
Asda Confirms £13.10 Hourly Rate for Retail Staff in 2026
Asda will increase hourly pay to £13.10 for 110,000 retail colleagues from July 2026, representing a 4% above-inflation rise and an £80m investment.
Six Ways Harry and Meghan Make Money After Royal Exit
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DWP Ends Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance Payments
The DWP has ceased payments for Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance as part of the Universal Credit migration, affecting over 1.9 million claimants.
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DWP Calls Six PIP Groups for Reassessment: Full List
The DWP is reassessing PIP claimants if their condition changes. Six triggers include improvement, deterioration, new diagnosis, hospital/care home moves, extended abroad stays, or routine checks.
Birmingham Families Forced to Food Banks Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Many working families in Birmingham are resorting to food banks and pantries as the cost of living crisis worsens, with wages failing to keep pace with rising food prices, according to the Food Justice Network.
DWP: PIP Claimants Must Act Before May 28 for 178 Conditions
The DWP has listed 178 conditions qualifying for Personal Independence Payment, worth up to £779 monthly after April's uprating. Claimants must respond to the Timms Review call for evidence by May 28, 2026.
State Pensioners Born After 1951 Face HMRC Tax Threat
New state pensioners born after 1951 are dangerously close to paying income tax as the full pension rises to £11,973, nearing the frozen personal allowance of £12,570.
DWP Expands Benefit to 92 More Health Conditions
The DWP has added 92 new conditions to the PIP eligibility list, bringing the total to 177. The maximum weekly payment is now £194.60.
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Extend Child Benefit Now for Teens in Education
Parents of 16-19 year olds must extend Child Benefit if teens continue education or training, or payments stop. HMRC sends 1.5M reminder letters.
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