New MOT Rules 2025: Key Changes, Fines, and How to Pass Your Test
The UK’s MOT (Ministry of Transport) test is a crucial annual check for vehicles over three years old, ensuring road ...
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DWP’s New Plan Could Stop 1.3 Million from Getting Sickness Benefits – Full Breakdown
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is rolling out significant welfare reforms in 2025, which could see 1.3 million ...
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WASPI Compensation 2025: Are You Owed Up to £2,950? Full Eligibility & Payout Guide Amid Government Debate
Thousands of women across the UK have been left financially exposed due to a lack of proper notice when the ...
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The new DWP system that could help you track down £9,500 in lost pensions
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is developing a revolutionary system to help millions of people recover lost pension ...
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UK immigration: Foreign workers to pay more for UK entry as new visa fees and salary limits take action from April 9
Starting April 9, 2025, foreign nationals planning to work, study, or settle in the UK will face higher visa application ...
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Women on State Pension Owed Nearly £8,000 in Back Payments This Year – Are You Eligible?
In recent developments, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has proactively reached out to over 370,000 individuals, predominantly women, advising them ...
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DWP to Scrap Benefit from April 5 – Thousands of Claimants Notified by Letter
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is issuing crucial letters to individuals impacted by the discontinuation of HMRC tax ...
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UK Minimum Wage Update – Latest Pay Rate Changes Explained
The UK Government has officially confirmed a nationwide increase in the minimum wage, set to take effect from April 1, ...
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State Pensioners Advised to Unplug These 5 Devices Before April Energy Price Hike
As energy prices are set to rise by approximately 5% in April 2025, pensioners must identify household devices that significantly ...
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DWP Owes £500M in Back Pay – Who Qualifies & When Will Payments Be Made?
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has identified significant underpayments in State Pensions, amounting to approximately £571.6 million owed ...
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