The Universal Credit rule changes will affect individuals and couples working less than 18 hours each week from May 13.
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed that new rule changes for around 180,000 people in part-time work claiming Universal Credit will start on May 13. Those working less than half of a full-time week will have to meet their work coach more often to boost their earnings.
Commenting on the rule changes, Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said: “We will always back those who want to work hard and today we are radially expanding the support available to help people progress in work. Top Money Stories Today Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: “Today’s changes will help more people on universal credit move into well paid jobs and progress towards financial independence, which is better for them and for economic growth.”You can check how much Universal Credit you will get each month in the statement in your online account.
Latest Benefits News If you earn below the AET The DWP guidance on GOV.UK states that if you as an individual earning below the AET in an assessment period, you must:If you’re part of a couple whose individual earnings are below the individual AET, and whose combined earnings are below the couple’s AET, both of you must:
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