State Pension payment rates for 2025-2026 and when you'll have to pay income tax on it
For income between £12,571 and £50,270, you must pay the basic rate of 20 per cent tax. Above this, people must pay 40 per ...
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DWP urges all 1950s-born WASPI women to check eligibility for £4,200 boost
The DWP has urged all women born in the 1950s, who have long campaigned against age rises, to check their eligibility for a ...
State pensioners urged to check for £125 cost of living vouchers landing on doorsteps
Council chiefs have 'identified' thousands of households to receive the vouchers that will go towards paying for supermarket ...
Coventry school staff stage three day walk-out as dispute continues
Staff at Coventry schools have started a three day walk-out - their longest in an ongoing dispute. Union members at Bablake ...
DWP urges state pensioners to claim £4,350 in 16 minutes
State pensioners have been urged to claim an average of £4,350 - which could be yours in as little as 16 minutes, says the ...
DWP warned over 'devastating' plans for PIP, Universal Credit, ESA and DLA
The Labour Party has been warned that cuts to the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) benefits bill will 'increase ...
Scottish Government calls for urgent State Pension age compensation for WASPI women
This issue has affected 336,000 women in Scotland who deserve to be fairly compensated for the mistakes of the UK Government. It is vital that the UK Government and DWP (Department for Work and ...
Assisted dying row as patients given six months to live often survive for three years
Terminally ill patients given six months to live often survive for three years, official figures have revealed, fuelling ...
glasgowtimes5h
Huge number of Scots women affected by WASPI decision
More than 331,000 women in Scotland are estimated to have been impacted by changes to the state pension age for those born in the 1950s.
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Disability benefits cuts would be 'devastating' and 'increase absolute poverty', Labour warned
Labour has pledged to slash to cut the disability benefits bill, even after a High Court ruling found a consultation to be ...
Hotspots where households have ‘most and least financial resilience’ identified
A finance expert said there is a ‘vast gulf’ between the capitals of resilience and the places where money is stretched.
Trump’s inauguration will usher in a crypto-friendly administration, and with it, new state policies
Donald Trump’s White House return and an expanding lobbying effort in statehouses could bring a cryptocurrency policy blitz ...