Chancellor John Healey has reversed plans to reduce the annual tax-free cash savings limit to £12,000.

Chancellor John Healey has confirmed new tax protection for lower-income pensioners.

Workers earning the National Living Wage could see an increase in their retirement savings from next April.

Independent Age has highlighted how a disability benefit award could also increase entitlement to Pension Credit, Housing Benefit or Council Tax Reduction.

Disabled motorists travelling to Italy can now use their UK Blue Badge to access reserved parking spaces and concessions.

A property expert has shared five warning signs of hidden roof damage following strong winds and heavy rain across the UK.

Selected Pension Credit claimants are being contacted by the DWP as part of checks to make sure they are receiving the correct amount of financial support.

Applications are now open for financial help, free energy-saving products and debt support for eligible customers.

The DWP has confirmed that recordings can be reviewed when claimants raise concerns about the accuracy of their health assessment reports.

The consumer champion said some fixed savings accounts are now paying more than five per cent.

The Treasury has confirmed plans to remove fixed daily charges from household gas bills as part of the Chancellor's Autumn Budget.

PIP awards are usually issued for a fixed period rather than for life, with most claimants facing a review before their payments end.

Nearly 1.7 million State Pensioners receive either £76.70 or £114.60 each week through the disability benefit.

Repayments totalling around £19.3 million will be made after incorrect State Pension figures were used in tax calculations.

The Scottish Government has confirmed 47,000 children will receive free school backpacks ahead of August 2027.

A new online petition is calling for disabled people and carers to be able to use existing benefit documents instead of paying for third-party cards.

Independent Age has highlighted ways pensioners could boost their income, claim additional benefits and save money on everyday living costs.

Standard Life has warned that pensioners with even modest additional income could miss out on proposed tax protection from next April.

New polling found that reducing energy costs was the leading priority for the Chancellor, with many households worried about further increases next year.

Banks will be asked to flag specific bank account details linked to savings and overseas stays under new powers being used for the first time.