All news on the topic: Department for Work and Pensions

982
Top Tory admits flasher MP shouldn't have been out canvassing with minister
Science Minister Michelle Donelan appeared on TV and radio shows on behalf of the Government after Tom Pursglove was pictured knocking doors with Peter Bone despite his Commons suspension
541
PIP benefit paying £172 a week explained - including what makes you eligible
Here the Mirror explains everything you need to know about PIP including, the medical or health conditions you need to claim it, how much you could get paid each month, and how you can claim
1108
DWP payments of up to £1,050 to land in millions of bank accounts from next week
Millions of families struggling in the cost of living crisis are set to receive a boost to their funds in the coming weeks from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP)
1078
DWP issues second £300 payment to millions in bid to help with cost of living
The DWP says the second £300 cost of living payment aimed at helping pensioners with energy bills will be issued directly into bank accounts between October 31 and November 19
663
Six reasons why DWP could cut or stop your Universal Credit benefit payments
We explain five reasons why the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) may reduce or stop your Universal Credit benefit payments - here is everything you need to know
1299
DWP shares full list 23 medical conditions that could get you £518 a month
New style ESA is a disability benefit paid by the DWP and you can claim this benefit if you ability to work is affected by your health or disability
800
Millions on Universal Credit have £63 taken from payments - search your postcode
The number of people hit by Universal Credit deductions rose by 54,200 to 2.3million in the three months to May. In total, £6.8million per month was withheld from payments
606
Pension Credit take up drops with 880,000 missing out on £3,500 in free DWP cash
According to the latest data from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) only six in 10 people entitled to Pension Credit actually claimed it in 2022
721
Tax Credit changes to come in for thousands of households before Christmas
People claiming Tax Credits will be asked to move over to Universal Credit as part of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) "managed migration" process this December
1057
DWP are telling lies in the Work Capability Assessment consultation
Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey shared an alarming story of a person on Employment and Support Allowance searching for jobs that involve home working
1135
DWP energy bill help available this winter totalling over £1,000
The DWP does have schemes in place to aid vulnerable groups over the winter months with these schemes providing one-off - or potentially reoccurring - payments to help with the costs
942
Universal Credit claimants face benefit cuts from today under new DWP rules
Parents claiming Universal Credit had to spend between 16 and 25 hours a week either in work, with job coaches or searching for work - but this is increasing to a maximum 30 hours
1303
State pension age is changing again in UK - see earliest age you can claim money
The state pension age is the earliest age a person can start receiving the state pension, which is a regular payment made by the Government, but it's changing again
1044
DWP to pay £300 to millions from next week - everything you need to know
The £300 payment is the second of three cost of living payments and is being paid to over eight million people claiming certain DWP and HMRC benefits
1058
DWP sending letters detailing £600 that will arrive in your bank account
The Winter Fuel Payment is normally worth up to £300, but the Government is adding an extra £300 pensioner cost of living payment on top to help with rising bills
655
Next cost of living payment worth £300 due to be paid later this month
The money will be paid between October 31 and November 19 to those claiming certain benefits from the DWP, or between November 10 and November 19 for HMRC benefit households
656
'I live in fear - if the DWP makes a mistake, they will demand the money back'
The cost of living crisis is already making life unmanageable, but thousands on low incomes face eye-watering monthly deductions, to correct errors made by government officials
547
Pensioners could be left £760m worse off over Rishi Sunak decision
The benefit for 12 million pensioners across the country is due to rise by 8.5% in April under the triple lock pledge - unless the Tories go ahead with a tweak to the system
1035
Households to get up to £600 to help with heating bills as temperatures plummet
Winter Fuel Payments are amongst the financial support given to some UK households to help them stay warm over the cold winter months, with two age groups most likely to receive payments
1365
Children's charities warn Government to raise benefits in line with inflation
Children's charities have urged the Government to raise benefits at least in line with the latest inflation figures to help families whose finances are being 'pushed to the brink'
1316
DWP £600 cost of living payment to be paid to millions from November 1
The Winter Fuel Payment is usually between £100 and £300, but this year those who are eligible get an extra £300 on top - this extra payment is the pensioner's cost of living payment
1260
State pension increases may be watered down by Tories costing people £74 a year
Benefit is due to rise by 8.5% in April under triple lock pledge, which is supposed to mean it increases in line with whichever is highest out of wage growth, inflation or 2.5%
920
Full list of benefits that could rise by 6.7% after inflation announcement
The payment rate of benefits is decided each year and is based on September's inflation figure and the potential 6.7% increase would then be introduced in April 2024
1197
Foodbanks set for worst winter as parcels to be given out 'every eight seconds'
The Trussell Trust expects to hand out more than a million aid packages to hungry people over the three months from December to February as the cost-of-living crisis bites
674
Inflation - why tomorrow's figure could affect your benefits and state pension
The Office of National Statistics (ONS) will be confirming the level of inflation in the 12 months to September at 7am tomorrow morning - currently, the level of inflation in the UK sits at 6.7%