Sentence examples for benefits allowances from inspiring English sources
A new Universal Credit, which starts operating in pilot schemes later this month, is intended to merge several different unemployment benefits, allowances and tax credits into one payment.
It is a process that's been happening with increased frequency since the Conservative/Lib Dem coalition capped the amount payable for privately rented properties according to their size and location in 2010 and introduced the benefit cap in 2013, placing an upper limit on the total benefits allowances of £26,000 a year.
Governmental transfers included benefits, allowances and subsidies received by the average German citizen from the government [10].
The benefits system is complex, with more than 50 benefits, allowances, credits, grants and payments available to people who meet the various conditions of entitlement.
Migrant health: Australia also has a health requirement for immigrants, designed to: minimise public health and safety risks to the Australian community; contain public expenditure on health and community services, including Australian social security benefits, allowances and pensions; and.
And this is salary alone, not accounting for benefits, allowances, or retirement.
She's worried about losing her benefits allowance because she struggles to attend all the appointments with advisers that she's required to go to.
When changes to housing benefit allowances were introduced, the government said that they would help to push down private rents.
The largest group of crisis loan recipients were young unemployed people, who were typically awarded £50-60 loans, repayable through their benefit allowances.
Changes to the benefit system, including the benefit cap and reductions to the housing benefit allowances, mean that 13 of London's 19 outer boroughs are now unaffordable for families who receive housing benefit.
This month Nikola Gardner, 41, will be getting ready for another move with her children – her fifth in four years – as changes to her benefit allowances edge her further from the patch of central London where she was born.
