Big Changes to Benefit Rates Coming in April 2025 – What You Need to Know

 



Starting in April 2025, there will be several changes to benefit rates in the UK. Here are some key update.

-Universal Credit The standard allowance will increase. Additional payments for factors such as dependent children or long-term illness will also see adjustments.

- Child Benefit: Families with one child will receive £26.05 per week, up from £25.60. For each additional child, the rate will increase to £17.25 per week from £16.95.

- Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Rates for the daily living and mobility components will be adjusted.

- State Pension: The basic state pension will increase from £169.50 a week to £176.45 a week.

- Attendance Allowance: The higher rate will increase from £108.55 to £110.40 per week, and the lower rate from £72.65 to £73.90 per week.

- Bereavement Support Payment: The standard rate (lump sum) will remain at £2,500, with monthly payments of £100. The higher rate (lump sum) will stay at £3,500, with monthly payments of £350.

These changes are part of the annual adjustments to benefits in line with inflation and aim to provide better support to those in need.

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