universal credit

Amber Rudd’s changes to Universal Credit will look increasingly like window dressing
The government is facing criticism for forcing people to take loans while they wait for payments.
The work and pensions secretary also scrapped an extension of the two-child benefits cap.
My anger is not directed at the compassionate people suggesting this change, but that we are in this situation in the first place
Welfare crackdown was to apply to all families with more than two children.
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The Prime Minister said it would still be fully rolled out by 2023.
The change comes after Amber Rudd took over from Esther McVey at the Department for Work and Pensions in November.