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DWP New Rule on Universal Credit: How Some Claimants Could Receive Extra £3,650

A new DWP rule means some Universal Credit claimants can receive up to £3,650 in additional support a year through the Work Allowance and reduced taper rate. Here is how the calculation works.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

DWP £200 Payment for State Pensioners: Who Qualifies and When It Lands

The DWP has confirmed £200 Winter Fuel Payment top-up for state pensioners born before specified dates. Here is who qualifies, the qualifying week and how the payment is made.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

HMRC Alert for State Pensioners Still Working: Tax Code, NI and What Changes

Working past State Pension age changes how HMRC taxes your earnings and how the personal allowance is shared. Here is the current position on tax codes, National Insurance and the State Pension.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

HMRC Working From Home Expenses: Full Updated List of What Can Still Be Claimed

HMRC has updated the rules on working from home tax relief. The Covid-era easement has ended but eligible workers can still claim £6 a week under existing legislation. Here is the current position.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

HMRC New 15p Per Mile EV Rule: How the Approved Mileage Rate Change Affects Drivers

HMRC has updated the advisory electric mileage rate for company-car EV drivers. The new 15p per mile rate aligns reimbursement with rising public charging costs.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

HMRC P60 Deadline 31 May: £300 Fines for Employers and What Workers Should Check

HMRC requires every UK employer to issue P60 end-of-year certificates by 31 May. Late filing carries a £300 penalty plus £60 a day. Here is what employers and workers should do.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

Ofgem Confirms Energy Price Cap Will Rise 13 Per Cent in July: How Much More Bills Will Be

The Ofgem default tariff cap rises 13 per cent on 1 July 2026, adding about £209 to the typical annual dual-fuel bill. Here is what the new cap level means by household type.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

Nationwide Virgin Money Merger: 696 Branches From 4 June and What Customers Need to Know

Nationwide completes the integration of Virgin Money branches from 4 June 2026, taking its total branch network to 696. Existing Virgin Money accounts remain on Virgin Money terms for now, but the long-term branding shift is underway.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

Tesco Clubcard £17 Million Expiring 31 May: How to Check, Use or Extend Vouchers Before the Deadline

Tesco Clubcard vouchers worth roughly £17 million expire on 31 May 2026. Vouchers can be checked in the Clubcard app or website, spent in-store or with Reward Partners, or in some cases extended.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

P60 Deadline 31 May: HMRC Fines for Employers Start at £300 With £60 Per Day Added

UK employers must issue P60 forms to every employee on the payroll on 5 April by 31 May. Missing the deadline triggers an initial HMRC penalty of £300 plus £60 per day for continued non-compliance.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

Universal Credit Work Allowance Change: Who Could Claim Up to £3,650 Extra Under the New Rule

A change to the Universal Credit work allowance can increase the amount working claimants keep before deductions kick in. For some households this works out at up to £3,650 more a year, depending on circumstances and earnings.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

Motor Finance Compensation 2026: Who Qualifies, How the £830 Average Payout Is Calculated, and Who Misses Out

The FCA's motor finance redress scheme covers car, motorbike and van finance agreements taken out between 6 April 2007 and 1 November 2024. Around 12.1 million agreements are eligible with an average payout of £830, but some agreements are excluded.

27 May 2026 View & bid →

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