7 d. ago People needing money management support could receive up to £749 monthly from DWP

The DWP's Personal Independence Payment calculation is more crucial than the conditions themselves

Economics

7 d. ago People who need help managing money could get £749 DWP monthly payment

The DWP may provide extra financial support for those who need help with a variety of daily tasks

Economics

1 week ago People with these skin conditions can get up to £749 a month from DWP

How much you get from the DWP depends on how much your condition affects you

Economics

2 w. ago DWP names 10 most common conditions that qualify for £749 monthly payment

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released the latest Personal Independence Payment (PIP) statistics, which show the number of people receiving the benefit has increased by 2% since January

Economics

2 w. ago Top 10 money tips for graduates and school leavers starting work

Handy guide for people having to manage their own money for the first time.

Economics

2 w. ago DWP paying up to £749.80 every month to people with stomach issues

The Department for Work and Pensions is said to pay £187 per week to those with certain health conditions. For those with this stomach issue, you could be entitled to a monthly £750

Economics

3 w. ago Budget, don’t blow it: How to manage your money at uni or college

How MoneyHelper can support young people going to uni manage large amounts of money for the first time

Economics

4 w. ago Tesla’s UK sales fall almost 60% in July; Trump attacks ‘woke’ JLR as it announces new boss – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsNewsflash: The UK’s financial regulator has decided to fine former star fund manager Neil Woodford and his investment management company nearly £46m, over the collapse of his popular equity fund.The Financial Conduct Authority says it has decided to fine Woodford £5,888,800 and ban him from holding senior manager roles and managing funds for retail investors.‘Being a leader in financial services comes with responsibilities as well as profile. Mr Woodford simply doesn’t accept he had any role in managing the liquidity of the fund.The very minimum investors should expect is those managing their money make sensible decisions and take their senior role seriously. Neither Neil Woodford nor Woodford Investment Management did so, putting at risk the money people had entrusted them with.’ Continue reading...

Economics