Guides
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Benefit changes: Who will be affected?
A number of changes to benefits come into effect in April. Here, we explain who will be affected and by how much.
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Q&A: The benefits cap and you
Meant to ensure households on benefits are no better off than working families, how will the cap affect you?
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How to claim your entitlement
An expert explains how you can find out what benefits and tax credits you may be eligible for.
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Q&A: Disability benefits and you
Changes to disability benefits have come into force in some parts of the UK. So, how does it affect you?
Benefit changes: Who will be affected?
Q&A: The benefits cap and you
How to claim your entitlement
Q&A: Disability benefits and youExpert Views
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Child benefit
How to deal with the taxman's letters
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Care reforms and you
The government says it will spend an extra £1bn a year by 2020 helping older people in England pay for long-term care
Care reforms and youYour Money Guides
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'This is about saving money and changing a culture'
Concern as disability benefits changeFeatures & Analysis
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Atos work tests contract to end
The firm Atos, which assesses whether benefit claimants in Britain are fit to work, will finish its contract early following 'significant quality failures', ministers say.
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Jobcentre says 'no'
What happens when your benefits are stopped
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Has life changed?
The benefits changes, six months on
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Lower than expected?
Which benefits are frozen, and which are not?
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Your questions answered
We answer your benefits questions in a live Twitter Q&A.
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New reality
The families who feel priced out of London by the benefits cap
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Universal credit
One of the biggest welfare overhauls explained
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Winners and losers
Will nine out of ten people really be better off after the reforms?
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Your benefits stories
Three claimants describe how they will be affected by changes
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Child benefit explained
Explaining the changes to the rules on child benefit, affecting a million families.
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Red tape tangle
Is the benefit system too baffling to be solved?
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Living on welfare
The benefit family on £30,000+ a year
Atos work tests contract to end
Jobcentre says 'no'
Has life changed?
Lower than expected?
Your questions answered
New reality
Universal credit
Winners and losers