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Child benefits set to rise next year - here's how much you'll get

Amounts go up in April 2023

Nottingham Post

Parents set to get an extra £114 in their banks as Child Benefit increases

Child Benefit will see changes in April next year

Liverpool Echo

Child Benefit payments are rising next April - here are the new weekly rates

HMRC has confirmed the proposed increase for those claiming Child Benefit and Guardian’s Allowance.

Daily Record

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State pension increase could mean up to £972 a year extra - here's how much you'll get

State pension increases could mean hundreds of pounds a year extra for some next year

Nottingham Post

State Pension set to increase by up to £972 a year - how much you'll get with new payment amounts

If you receive the new State Pension, the basic State Pension, and/or Pension Credit, your weekly payments will go up from April

Chronicle Live

Autumn Budget: What it means for your money - from energy bills to pensions and wages

Jeremy Hunt has delivered his Autumn Statement in the House of Commons today, with changes to Income Tax, National Insurance and increases to benefits like Universal Credit

Daily Mirror

Welsh business leaders and political parties have their say on Autumn Statement

The OBR concluded the UK is now in recession and was facing an increase in unemployment

Birmingham Post

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Autumn Statement: 5 things Scots need to know from Jeremy Hunt's tax rising budget

The Chancellor of the Exchequer said there would be a "shallower downturn" as a result of his measures.

Daily Record

Everything Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced in his autumn statement

Taxes up, benefits up, more cost of living payments and higher energy bills

Wales Online

Autumn Statement: Scots hit by stealth tax as National Insurance threshold frozen until 2028

National Insurance thresholds will be frozen until 2028 - but as wages rise it means many more low-paid workers will start paying NI contributions.

Daily Record

Jeremy Hunt extends freeze on Income Tax thresholds - meaning millions will pay more

Income Tax and National Insurance thresholds are set at £12,570. This threshold has already been frozen for four years to April 2026, but this will now be stretched to April 2028

Daily Mirror

Everything you need to do NOW to protect your money ahead of Autumn Statement

The Autumn Statement is set to confirm about £21billion of tax rises and £33billion of public spending cuts a year by 2027/28, to try and fill the £54billion black hole

Daily Mirror

People who do not qualify for Carer's Allowance can still boost State Pension payments in retirement

Carer's Credit can plug gaps in National Insurance records which can help increase State Pension entitlement.

Daily Record

DWP: State pensioners could get an extra £182 per week with this income-boosting tip

New figures show that almost two million UK residents receive less than £100 per week from the Government in their state pension payments

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Daily Record

People on certain benefits could get fibre broadband for £12.50 each month by switching to social tariff

Just 136,000 of the 4.2 million eligible households are moving to a social broadband tariff.

Daily Mirror

Stealth tax rises Rishi Sunak is plotting next week would raid £35bn a year from Brits

Experts the IFS said extending a freeze on Income Tax and National Insurance thresholds to 2028 would be a huge windfall - and leave families with 'lower living standards'

Glasgow Live

DWP State Pension claimants warned as underpayments may not be corrected until 2024

A new report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has said that efforts to correct the systemic underpayment of the State Pension are too slow as 237,000 older people have been underpaid a total of £1.46 billion

The Independent UK

Revealed: How much you’ll benefit from National Insurance tax changes

Reversal of 1.25 per cent tax hike came into effect on Sunday

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Glasgow Live

Martin Lewis explains potential £780 boost for workers in November pay packet

Financial guru Martin Lewis has said that people who work could get between £30 and as much as £760 in this month's paycheque and comes after the National Insurance tax cut or rather the reversal of the recent rise.

Nottingham Post

Workers could get as much as £780 back in pay as rates drop this month

Martin Lewis explained the figures

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis reveals workers to get £330 back into pay packets from this month

The pay boost flagged to Martin Lewis relates to a change in how much you pay in National Insurance (NI) after the rate was reduced from 13.25% back to 12% on November 6

Daily Record

State Pension underpayments for 237,000 older people may not be corrected until the end of 2024

Some 19,000 cases would need to be reviewed every month to meet DWP’s resolution deadline.

Edinburgh Live

Over 30 million household to receive £500 boost from this week to help with cost of living crisis

People have been warned that if they wish to claim any financial help amid the soaring cost of living crisis, they will need to act fast with the DWP issuing a warning about an upcoming deadline.

Glasgow Live

£500 bank account boost as over 30 million households due payment from this week

People across the Glasgow area could be £500 better off, on average, next year due to the recent financial changes. It comes at a time where the cost of living is soaring for millions.

Liverpool Echo

Millions of people urged to claim extra £182 a week from DWP

Millions of people are receiving less than £100 a week in State Pension payments

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