The UK government has agreed to reconsider its decision not to award compensation to WASPI women — those born in the 1950s whose state pension age was raised to equal that of men. This follows the emergence of new evidence that was not available during the original decision-making process. The reconsideration comes after an intense … Read more
The UK is set to undergo one of the most significant reforms to disability benefits in over a decade, with changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) confirmed for 2025. Under these new rules, up to 700,000 people could be exempt from further assessments, marking a major shift in the way the Department for Work and … Read more
Universal Credit (UC) remains a crucial part of the UK’s social security system, offering essential financial support to millions of working-age people and families. As we approach November 2025, one of the key components of Universal Credit is the £628.10 figure — the monthly Standard Allowance for joint claimants where at least one person is … Read more