Thousands of Universal Credit claimants could have benefits cut due to new DWP rule
Thousands of Brits could see their benefits cut after the Department for Work and Pensions implemented a new rule this week.
READ MORE: Brits hit with extra £800 on annual supermarket shop as grocery inflation hits record high According to Birmingham Mail, the DWP confirmed the change will start impacting claimants from February 26, 2023, as their assessment periods end before their next monthly amount of Universal Credit is calculated. It said: "More than 120,000 working people on Universal Credit across Great Britain will receive a job support boost this spring.
"New claimant commitments will be tailored to individual circumstances and will consider caring responsibilities and any health conditions."
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