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Claimants of Universal Credit and other benefits may have to pay back an overpaid amount as well as a fine if they fail to report a change in circumstances.

Millions of households across the UK will automatically receive cost of living payments between April and May.

I had the express pleasure of watching the Border Buffalo City grom team get handed their kit for the Sea Harvest Grommet Games (for boys and girls U10-U16) in Gqeberha which was held last weekend - 25 & 26 March. Groms, by the way, is the name given to entry level, beginner surfers. Even at age 60 plus, cool team kit is a thrill but at age 8 to 10, heaven has just opened up and been put on sale and the kit is for free.

Benefit payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), including Personal Independence Payment (PIP), are set to receive a payment rate boost next week.

The state pension age could be raised to 69 years old to help the Treasury curb Government spending, according to a new report.

Neil Padget takes a look at introducer relationships which have come under increased regulatory scrutiny in recent years. Here he explains how to get off on the right foot...

Two decades after first adopting a wolf management plan, state officials are considering overhauling and updating the document.

The industry has responded to the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) consultation on its proposed value for money (VfM) framework.

PIP is increasing by 10.1 percent in April with thousands of claimants to get a boost to their payments.