BENEFITS for families will remain capped at £22,020 a year despite the two-child limit being scrapped in the Chancellor’s ...
Benefits for around 560,000 families are set to rise by an average of £5,310 after the scrapping of the two-child benefit cap. (Getty) Rachel Reeves has scrapped the two-child benefit cap in her ...
Labour warned larger families now have ‘substantial’ incentive to claim sickness benefits in order to gain fully from the change ...
Scrapping the two-child benefit cap could lift up to 470,000 children out of poverty, according to the latest estimates, by allowing low-income families to claim an extra £3,513 per year in universal ...
A MUM of 15 once dubbed Britain’s Benefits Queen is now a top businesswoman. Cheryl-Anne Prudham, 43, has changed her life ...
Benefits to keep frozen cap next year despite end of two-child policy - The frozen cap has been called the ‘evil twin’ of the ...
If the government raised the cap so it is equivalent to the living wage (to £29,000 in London, and £26,000 outside of London) ...
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Raising the income cap could save Social Security, but not fully
Social Security's finances are drifting toward a predictable crunch, and the political system is running out of time to ...
Removing the two-child benefit cap was always going to be controversial. But fundamentally, it matters. This is why The Herald campaigned for it.
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