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Universal Credit and other benefits will change in April - here's how much you'll get

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Universal Credit, Personal Independent Payment (PIP) and Sate Pension will see their payments boosted from the start of the new tax year.Back in April 2020 benefits payments increased by 1.7% – the first rise in six years.In 2021 many benefit payments will rise again from the start of the new tax year, on April 6 2021.How much you will get depends on your individual circumstances, including age, whether you have a disability, if you have children, or if you are a carer.Keep in mind that it also doesn’t include the temporary £20 a week boost due to the coronavirus crisis.

This is due to end in April.Standard allowance (per month)Extra for those with childrenExtra for those with limited capability for workIf you’re a carerIncreased work.

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