The two-child benefit cap UK refers to a policy that restricts Universal Credit or Child Tax Credit payments to the first two children in most families. Introduced in 2017, this rule has sparked ongoing debates over its impact on low-income households. As of June 2025, the policy remains in place, but a fresh review is … Read more
The UK government has reaffirmed its stance on the UK Two-Child Benefit Cap, a policy that continues to shape how family benefits are distributed through the Universal Credit system. Despite growing public scrutiny and mounting political pressure, no significant reversals have been made to this policy. However, some procedural updates and new exemptions have emerged, … Read more
The UK government will introduce a long-anticipated rent boost as part of the Universal Credit system. The reform is aimed at closing the gap between actual housing costs and what claimants currently receive. This move could reshape support for low-income tenants across the country, especially in urban centers where rents have surged past the existing … Read more