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The working-age benefits system is undergoing radical reform, with six means-tested benefits and tax credits (the ‘legacy’ system) being replaced by a single payment called universal credit. Under current plans, universal credit is expected to be fully rolled out by mid-2024. Via Graham Watson 
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We’ve looked at the figures to see how Philip Hammond’s budget will affect your finances – whether you’re single, married, with or without children or retired Via Graham Watson
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October 30, 2018 4:53 AM
Another quick snapshot of the Budget 2018: winners and losers, as calculated on behalf of the Guardian. The rich seem to be the biggest winners. |
The IFS dissects the distributional consequences of the change to the system of Universal Credit - with marginally more losers than winners.