Universal credit, job seeker's allowance, housing benefit, child tax credit and other benefits will rise tomorrow - after years of stagnation.
About 2.5 million people on Universal Credit and millions more on legacy benefits will benefit, the Government said. It's a move that was first announced last April, with the increase based on September's inflation figures of 1.7%.
Work and Pensions Secretary Thérèse Coffey said: "We're clear the best way for people to improve their lives is through work but we know some people require additional support." Since the changed were announced, of course, coronavirus has struck.
That's seen even more added to the new payments - with a £20 a week boost coming on top of the planned changes for the next 12
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