HUNDREDS of hard-up Brits were locked out of their Universal Credit journals due to a mass internet outage this morning.

Income support, housing benefit, and tax credits are among the benefits being moved as the government transitions claimants to universal credit.

Households across the country are set to see outgoings increase from April due to rises in energy costs, broadband, streaming ...

These include: Universal Credit State pension For more information on how and ... shows that nearly £23bn in benefits goes unclaimed a year – they offer a helpful calculator to work out what you might ...

The benefits that will remain unaffected by rises this April include the benefit cap, capital limits, and Local Housing Allowance.

The Employment and Support Allowance is a benefit that provides financial support to those who are struggling to keep up with ...

Most households in England, Wales and Scotland will also see an energy bill rise from 1 April. The energy regulator Ofgem ...

The Scottish Government has also announced that the annual uprating of benefits on April 1 will apply to PAWHP, which means ...

While claiming ESA, you can receive Universal Credit as well, however the amount of ESA you get may be deducted from your ...

A huge number of Brits are living without any financial safety net. Here's how to build an emergency fund and manage ...