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What to Do if You’re in Financial Difficulty

Financial hardship due to Universal Credit sanctions, PIP rejections, or other challenges is tough, but help is available. By reaching out to creditors, applying for financial assistance, and seeking advice from organizations, you can manage your financial obligations and move toward a more stable position.

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The Impact of Budget Changes On Low Income Families

While tax increases for landlords may be an effective means of revenue generation, the impact on low-income families and people with disabilities should not be underestimated. As the costs of living rise, many individuals in these groups are pushed further into financial hardship, facing difficult choices that can jeopardize their stability, health, and overall well-being.

Taxpayer Survey: Re PIP Payments

The wide array of essential expenses that PIP covers for people with disabilities illustrates the importance of maintaining cash payments. A voucher-based system would struggle to address the individualized needs associated with disability-related costs, from specialized medical devices to unique dietary requirements.

How to Save on Energy Bills as Winter Fuel Payments Are Scrapped

With the Winter Fuel Payments scrapped, it’s more important than ever to take proactive steps to manage energy costs, especially for pensioners, vulnerable individuals, and those with disabilities. By making small changes to your habits, investing in energy-efficient solutions, and seeking financial assistance where available, you can protect yourself against rising energy bills while staying warm this winter.