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Boost Universal Credit for 66-year-olds suffering hardship as state pension age rises to 67, urge MPs

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MPs back benefit boost for 66-year-olds as state pension age increases
The Work and Pensions Committee said some people face a ‘year of hardship’ on inadequate working age benefits and potentially running down savings.
10 Jul, 23:01
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Boost Universal Credit for 66-year-olds suffering hardship as state pension age rises to 67, urge MPs
MPs say extra support for older people on UC would cost around £600million compared with the £10.5billion saving from raising the state pension age to 67.
10 Jul, 23:01
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MPs back benefit boost for 66-year-olds as state pension age increases
MPs are calling for a universal credit boost for 66-year-olds as the state pension age rises.
10 Jul, 23:01