The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers a payment of more than £110 a week to certain people with specific health ...

Approximately 1.7 million individuals born prior to 1959 could potentially claim £1,362 each month through a combination of ...

1.7 million people born before 1959 could claim £1,362 each month through a combination of two DWP benefits. Attendance ...

The Department for Work and Pensions has released new figures showing that nearly half a million people across Great Britain ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has revealed that close to 500,000 people across Great Britain are now receiving ...

More than 1.7 million individuals above the state pension age across the UK could receive up to £1,362 each month through a ...

Arthritis is the most common disabling condition - a term used by the DWP to encompass a variety of health conditions. The ...

Attendance Allowance is a benefit for people over State Pension age who need help with personal care or supervision because ...

State pensioners born before 1959 could receive two extra payments from the DWP in the form of Attendance Allowance and Pension Credit too.

Telegraph Money delves into the confusing world of National Insurance contributions and explains everything you need to know ...

Payments are made every four weeks and work out at £295.60 or £441.60 respectively. A little extra money can go a long way and you can use it however you like to meet your needs and help you stay ...

The Department for Work and Pensions benefit is offered at different rates, meaning you may be able to get more even if you ...