Finance

If a person genuinely has nothing that bailiffs can legally take and sell, the bailiff cannot simply seize essential household items or belongings owned by…

Yes. Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is normally paid every four weeks in arrears. This means a regular PIP payment is made after the period it…

Making Tax Digital has entered a major new phase in 2026, bringing more sole traders and landlords into HMRC’s digital reporting system. However, the phrase…

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has apologised after a 57-year-old man from Wrexham was mistakenly placed on an employment programme intended for people…

There is no legitimate Universal Credit £1,500 loophole that allows claimants to receive free money from the government. The phrase is associated with fraudulent Universal…

A campaign calling for the UK Personal Allowance to rise from £12,570 to £18,000 has passed 50,000 signatures, as pressure grows over the impact of…

Yes, HMRC can call your mobile phone. However, there is an important difference between HMRC calling you on a mobile and a caller claiming to…

If you pay money into a Lifetime ISA (LISA), the 25% government bonus is not normally added immediately. Your LISA provider claims the bonus from…

Most major UK banks let you use Post Office branches for at least some everyday banking. Depending on your provider and account type, you may…

HMRC can normally assess unpaid tax going back four years from the end of the relevant tax period. The limit may extend to six years…