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More than 500,000 apply for Universal Credit in nine days
Amid COVID-19 chaos
CII and Scope release good practice guide for employers
On International Day of People With Disabilities
Advisers 'not properly supported' on Universal Credit
ABI seeks IP clarification
ABI calls for Universal Credit vs income protection clarification
Following New Policy Institute report
Thérèse Coffey becomes DWP secretary after Amber Rudd resigns
Seventh DWP head since 2015
Amber Rudd to remain work and pensions secretary
In office eight months
DWP spends £800,000 on Gogglebox adverts
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Single mum left to 'fight for survival' with DWP following cancer diagnosis
Daily Record reports
GRiD: Debate on employee wellbeing is in 'slack water'
‘Shifting tide of responsibility’
SFGB officially named Money and Pensions Service
‘Advice’ left out of nomenclature
Tom Baigrie: A new age
'Easier access to cover'
Amber Rudd threatens resignation
Rudd in office 71 days so far
Amber Rudd named work and pensions secretary
Former home secretary replaces McVey
Esther McVey resigns as secretary of state
Following tumultuous cabinet meeting over a draft agreement for Britain's withdrawal from the EU
DWP clarifies Universal Credit position on protection pay-outs
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a clarification that pay-outs from term life, critical and terminal illness insurance policies will not impact means-testing for Universal Credit.
Frank Field seeks government clarity for cohabiting couples
Need 'to act quickly to provide certainty for bereaved families,' writes Frank Field in letter to DWP Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
DWP names first two single financial guidance body non-execs
Ann Harris and Mike Dailly start roles on 1 October
Industry reaction: Protection exempt from mortgage loan means-testing - DWP
Providers supplying mortgage protection solutions alongside State benefits should 'keep it simple'
18 million people now saving into workplace pensions
The number of people saving into a workplace pension has hit an all-time high, with 17.7 million people actively participating last year, latest government data shows
Government confirms 'tougher' powers for TPR in DB white paper
'No systemic problem'
Johnny Timpson named insurance sector champion for disabled people
Scottish Widows' financial protection technical and industry affairs manager selected by DWP to support insurance consumer rights for disabled people
Altmann predicts 'radical reforms' from combined health/social care brief
Result of Theresa May's reshuffle
Government reviews recommend later retirement age
Cridland and DWP reports
The ageing workforce and the adviser
Dominic Howard looks at what considerations advisers need to make as the ageing workforce quickly matures