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Universal Credit explained

One monthly payment that can cover living costs, housing, and extra support if you’re on a low income or out of work.

Best for Low income, unemployed, or changing jobs
Includes Standard allowance + add-ons (children, housing, disability)
Watch out Waiting period and earnings rules

Usually eligible if

You live in the UK and have a low income or no income.
You’re 18+ (some exceptions for 16–17).
You have under the savings limit (rules apply).
You agree to claimant commitments (work-search expectations can vary).

Tip: If you rent, housing support is often part of UC rather than a separate housing benefit.

What to prepare

National Insurance number and ID documents
Rent amount / tenancy details
Income, payslips, childcare costs (if applicable)

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Disability support

PIP eligibility simplified

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is based on how your condition affects daily living and mobility — not the diagnosis itself.

Best for Long-term physical or mental health conditions
Assessed by Points for tasks (daily living + mobility)
Watch out Evidence quality matters more than labels

Usually eligible if

Your difficulties have lasted (or are expected to last) at least 12 months.
You need help with daily tasks (washing, dressing, cooking, communicating) and/or mobility.
You can explain impact on “most days” with examples.

Tip: Keep a short diary of bad days vs good days — it helps describe “most days”.

Helpful evidence

GP/specialist letters (recent)
Medication list, care plan, appointment history
Statements from carers/family about day-to-day support

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Housing

Housing benefit rules

Housing Benefit is mostly for people on certain legacy benefits or some pension-age claimants — many renters now get help via Universal Credit.

Best for Some legacy benefit claims / pension-age cases
Often depends on Council rules + rent type
Watch out New claims usually go through UC

Usually relevant if

You’re on a legacy benefit (not Universal Credit) and need rent help.
You’re pension-age and eligible under local rules.
You live in supported or temporary accommodation (special cases may apply).

Tip: If you’re renting privately, your eligible amount may be capped by local rates.

What affects payments

Household income and savings
Who lives with you (non-dependant deductions may apply)
Eligible rent and local caps

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Work & health

Sick pay & statutory pay

Understand what you can get if you’re ill: employer sick pay (if offered) and Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) if you meet the rules.

Best for Employees off sick short-term
Needs Employment status + earnings threshold
Watch out Self-employed usually don’t get SSP

Usually eligible for SSP if

You’re an employee (not self-employed).
You’ve been ill for the required period and follow your employer’s reporting rules.
Your average earnings meet the threshold (rules can change).

Tip: Ask your employer if they also provide contractual sick pay on top of SSP.

If you’re not eligible

You may still qualify for Universal Credit (health-related element depends on assessment).
New Style ESA may apply for some people who have paid enough National Insurance.

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Grants for low income

One-off support from councils, charities, or hardship funds — often for essentials like food, energy bills, or household items.

Best for Emergency costs and essentials
Examples Local welfare support, energy help, school costs
Watch out Limited funds + eligibility varies by area

Good to check first

Your local council’s hardship / welfare support scheme
Charities tied to your job history, health condition, or family situation
Energy supplier support schemes

Tip: Prepare a simple budget (income vs essential bills) — many funds ask for it.

Typical requirements

Proof of low income / benefits
Residency in the local area (for council schemes)
Evidence of need (bills, quotes, arrears letters)

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