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DWP Minister Torsten Bell spoke to MPs about the state pension (Image: UK Parliament) A senior government minister has shared news about a major change in government pensions. DWP Minister Torsten Bell spoke to the Work and Pensions Committee about upcoming changes to the DWP benefit eligibility rules. He was asked about a range of … Read more
You could be one of thousands of households paying too much in your council tax (Image: Getty) People are encouraged to check their tax bills, as many families may be entitled to a large refund. The warning comes as council tax rates across the country are expected to rise on April 1, with most local … Read more
It can be easy to get caught (Photo: WinnieVinzence via Getty Images) Experts are warning about three scam messages that could ruin your bank account after an elderly man was swindled just weeks before his death. Internet fraud cost victims hundreds of billions worldwide last year, with more than half of adults reporting being targeted … Read more
Ask any friend or family member, and they’ll probably agree on one thing: the cost of everyday things keeps going up, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to stop. Eventually, it starts to hurt your wallet – and suddenly, ordering delivery or that night is no longer worth the splurge. Recently, Reddit user Wonderful-Economy762 … Read more
Rachel Reeves made an amendment to the November Budget (Photo: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images) Tax experts focus on the changes that will come into effect next week that will affect those who hold investments. Tax rates on dividends exceeding an annual income of £500 will rise by two per cent for basic and … Read more
To follow South China Morning PostChina’s deals include the “First Harvest” Economic Partnership Agreement that gives Kenyan exports such as tea, coffee and avocados duty-free and free access to the Chinese market from May. The agreement is expected to increase export earnings and help reduce Kenya’s trade imbalance with China, where imports exceed imports. After … Read more
Every Tuesday, we find an expert to answer your financial problems or consumer disputes – you can WhatsApp us here or yessend money to blog@sky.uk. Today’s problem is… My mother separated from her partner since 2006. I know that divorce was not possible at first but in their separation agreements they divided their debts and … Read more
Washington – Americans are growing pessimistic about the U.S. economy as the Iran war continues to shake out, with sentiment falling across all income groups — including the wealthiest. Consumer sentiment fell 6% this month to a final reading of 53.3, the University of Michigan said Friday, down from what was reported earlier this month, … Read more
SIR Jacob Rees-Mogg said payments to those on benefits to cover energy price rises are already being included in the benefit increase due on April 1 when tax caps are suspended. Speaking to GB News, Sir Jacob said: “The Chancellor of the Exchequer is insulting those who work and pay tax. “It is now proposed … Read more
John Paul Marks says PIP video tests are being tested Latest data from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) reveals the majority of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessments are carried out remotely over the phone. However, under new social welfare reform plans, the number of face-to-face examinations is set to increase from April. Social … Read more