The DWP wants to understand why people delay claiming their State Pension and whether they benefit from the decision.

An independent advisory committee has called for stronger safeguards to protect vulnerable people.

Higher fuel prices have pushed inflation to its highest level in almost a year, with further increases expected this winter.

Three payments from Social Security Scotland could help eligible parents with the costs of preparing for a baby and raising a child.

PIP claimants on the highest awards for daily living and mobility could receive over £805 a month next year.

There is a free online service that can help people track down old workplace and personal pensions.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis has urged homeowners approaching the end of their current mortgage deal to take action early.

The latest guidance also confirms the deadline for making a claim for winter 2026/27.

New ONS figures confirm the annual State Pension uprating from April will be determined by the earnings growth measure of the Triple Lock.

More than 1.2 million people with muscle or joint conditions receive between £30.30 and £194.60 a week through PIP.

The funding could help eligible households install charging equipment and access cheaper domestic electricity tariffs.

More than 37,000 families in Scotland are using Tax-Free Childcare to reduce their costs, with higher payments available for children with disabilities.

People filing paper Self Assessment returns have until the end of this month, but the online deadline is not until January.

The supplier has committed £6 million to debt relief and debt-matching support as part of a wider £30 million winter package.

The full New State Pension is on course to exceed the frozen £12,570 Personal Allowance for the first time from April 2027.

The final Triple Lock measure will be published on Wednesday and earnings growth is currently on track to determine the annual increase.

Ofgem rules can prevent suppliers from charging households for older energy use when billing delays are the supplier's responsibility.

Independent Age has published a free guide covering financial support, heating costs and energy bill discounts ahead of winter.

Local councils across Great Britain issue Blue Badges to people for up to three years.

The list includes banks, energy suppliers, TV Licensing and telephone companies, with rules governing when information can be shared.