Benefits fraudster falsely claimed £33,000 in Universal Credit while spending £280,000 inheritance on clothes

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Benefits fraudster falsely claimed £33,000 in Universal Credit while spending £280,000 inheritance on clothes

A 37-year-old woman has falsely claimed £33,000 in Universal Credit while splashing her £280,000 inheritance on clothes. Aimee Jeffrey, from Portsmouth, pleaded guilty to one count of dishonestly failing to notify change of circumstances affecting entitlement to social security benefit. The fraudster splashed her extra cash on luxury items and lavish clothes, the Department for Work and Pensions revealed. Jeffrey r…