Finance
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Universal Credit: Can students claim Universal Credit?
While receiving Universal Credit, claimants are subject to an “assessment period” for usually every month they receive the benefit. So…
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Inheritance tax thresholds can be increased to £1million – this is how
Inheritance tax (IHT) is usually only paid when an estate is valued higher than £325,000. So long as the tax…
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Universal Credit: What time does Universal Credit go in?
UNIVERSAL CREDIT is paid once a month or fortnight, but what time does Universal Credit go in?
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Tax Credits warning: Renewals must be done by end of month – get ready for the deadline
Universal Credit has replaced tax credits and will as such, most people will not be able to make a new…
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Stamp duty changes: How will they affect Help to Buy customers? New rules revealed today
Stamp duty rules were changed by Rishi Sunak this week in direct response to the coning coronavirus problem. Effective immediately,…
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Universal Credit: National Audit Office condemn ‘concerning’ payment issues – DWP reviewed
Universal Credit can be applied for by most people who are on particularly low incomes or out of work entirely.…
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3,000 UK Rolls-Royce staff seek redundancy
The news comes seven weeks after Rolls-Royce said that it would slash 9,000 jobs across its global workforce, warning that…
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State Pension reclaim: How long does it take to process a State Pension claim?
State Pension payments are regular income paid by the Government to those who have lived and worked in the UK…
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Pension credit: What is pension credit? How much could YOU be eligible for?
Pension credit has been the focus of money expert Martin Lewis this week, with the expert saying millions are missing…
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How you could travel for free as state pension age changes impact free bus pass rules
While free travel rules will vary across different parts of the UK, there are some well-known UK-wide schemes. The older…
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