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Capita will continue to assess claimants until February 2024.

More than a fifth feel being in an office environment hinders their ability to work - but two-thirds love being around their colleagues

Study finds significant differences between prices of cheapest food and those of items acceptable in real everyday lives

Parents and carers with children at home and who receive council tax reduction are eligible for the grant, with the funding accessible on Glasgow City Council's website.

HMRC has also confirmed the new rates and thresholds for Child Benefit and Tax Credits.

The DWP has explained when people will receive the first instalment of the £900 payment

Charities and non-profit bodies urge Jeremy Hunt to introduce discount tariff from April 2024

If you don't put in a claim for your State Pension it will automatically be deferred, which could increase your payments by nearly 6% if you choose to defer for a year

Want to buy a home? Your to-do list is long — and pricey. Secure a job that pays enough. Build good credit. Line up a down payment. And then, of course, find a house or condo that's actually in your budget.

If you spent a pretty penny on holiday-related shopping and activities in recent months, you’re not alone. Winter holiday sales for 2022 were expected to reach up to $960 billion, which would reflect an 8 percent increase over 2021, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF).

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