News
The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) is set to save £1bn from its failure to track down mothers who were underpaid on the ...
2d
inews.co.uk on MSNHow £500m of taxpayer cash is lost to pensioners through fraud and mistakesMore than £500m was lost last year due to fraud and errors by older people, some of whom are breaking rules about living ...
15h
Econostrum on MSNDWP Urges 200,000 Parents to Claim Missing State Pension Top-Up Before It’s Too LateThousands of parents in the UK are being urged to come forward to claim missing state pension top-ups, potentially worth up ...
Pension Credit is designed to top up the incomes of the poorest pensioners, offering around 1.4 million people an average of ...
3d
LancsLive on MSNDWP rule change means mothers could miss out on state pension top-upsOver 100,000 mothers could miss out on crucial state pension top-ups following a policy alteration at the Department for Work ...
The DWP discovered back in 2021 that HRP protection was not applied automatically to thousands who claimed Child Benefit, ...
Mr Webb, now a legal partner at a leading law firm, said just eight per cent of mothers missing millions in state pensions are now expected to receive payments.
1d
Daily Star on MSNDWP urged to make crucial pension benefit rules clearer after massive 'errors'The DWP has been urged to clarify complex rules after it emerged that more than £500 million was lost last year ...
4d
GB News on MSNState pension warning: 'Shocking' DWP failure leaves 100,000 retirees facing 'hammer blow' to paymentsThe Government has been accused of delivering a "hammer blow" to over 100,000 pensioners after quietly slashing its estimated ...
8d
inews.co.uk on MSNState pension triple lock could be scrapped by 2030, experts warnThe Office for Budget Responsibility has warned that the triple lock is set to cost £15.5bn by 2030, three times more ...
DWP urges 200,000 parents to come forward after missing out on massive state pension top up - Those affected have been ...
More than 100,000 mothers who have been unpaid in their state pensions are unlikely to ever receive the money in what an expert has branded a "hammer blow". Former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results