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The deadline to renew tax credits is looming, with households having just weeks to get things sorted in the wake of the general election

Martin Lewis spoke to Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary, Liz Kendall, ahead of the general election as the personal finance expert probed the party's plans for pensions

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released data showing that a record 3,544,042 people are claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) with a third getting £737.20 a month

The country will go to the polls in little more than a week where millions of Brits will decide who will govern for the next few years and those who want to cast their ballot in person need photo ID

Most people need 35 qualifying National Insurance years - some will need more - to claim the full new state pension, which is where claiming Specified Adult Childcare Credits could come in useful

Brits looking to pay in for the state pension or pension credit rates need to be wary of one deadline many often forget

HMRC has sent out a letter to a certain group of individuals, and while for the majority it should be good news, for some it could be bad news

This issue mainly affects women in their 60s and 70s who made a claim for Child Benefit between 1978 and 2000, after their National Insurance credits were not transferred across properly

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has the power to pay your state pension weekly, which for some people could make it easier to budget their money

Northern Ireland minister Steve Baker distanced himself from Rishi Sunak's announcement, leaving the PM to decide whether to sack him after he said it was 'sprung' on ministers

The more desperate the plight of the Tories becomes, the more they will resort to smears, falsehoods and gutter politics - and our exclusive survey shows the public are sick and tired of Rishi Sunak clinging on to power

The state pension is a regular payment made by the UK Government to people who have reached the eligible retirement age and have made National Insurance contributions

Brits have until April 2025 to plug any gaps in their National Insurance record which will give them the full state pension when they reach the official retirement age

The amount British retailers sold remained unchanged last month, as a rise in petrol and diesel sales helped offset falls at department stores and food shops

Workers with the tax code 1257L can expect to pay less tax from April 6 and the Government says the two tax cuts combined will see the typical worker earning £35,000 save £900 in tax a year

The HMRC is urging people to check if they are owed unclaimed savings in the form of Child Trust Funds - with almost 430,000 people still yet to claim an average of £2,000 each

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit for people over 16 and under state pension age who need additional help with daily living tasks or getting around

At the moment, you have to make two calls to check for gaps in your National Insurance record and then make payments for any top-ups needed - the new online service will make it simpler

We round up eight things you need to be aware of ahead of the new tax year - there are big changes coming to National Insurance and Child Benefit that you should be aware of

A Blue Badge holder travelling either as a driver or passenger can park for free in disabled parking bays, and might be exempt from other parking restrictions

Rishi Sunak was challenged to explain how he'd find an estimated £46billion a year to scrap National Insurance Contributions (NICs), but didn't rule out NHS and pension cuts

There are already more than two million pensioners living in relative poverty - Conservatives will leave even more people worried about how they are going to heat their homes, pay their bills and eat

'Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is gambling voters will swallow the sugar-rush of tax cuts and ignore the bitter taste of further public spending cuts,' the Mirror's Jason Beattie writes

The 2p cut in National Insurance is unlikely to woo voters ahead of the next general election - with those earning under £27,000 still losing out from the changes

Jeremy Hunt's Budget on Wednesday will bore the pants off you, says Fleet Street Fox. Here's what you'll miss