MILLIONS of households receiving Universal Credit are set to get a pay rise next year. Universal Credit payments generally increase every April and the rise is known as the annual uprating. Individ…
The current standard allowance for single claimants over the age of 25 is £334.91 a month.But inflation could still come in at more or less than this in September, or the government could decide to increase benefit rates by a different amount.
The exact amount more you get will also depend on exactly how much your benefit payments are each month, as there are also extra amounts if you have children or caring responsibilities.There are a number of charities and organisations that may be able to help you piece your finances back together.
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