Universal Credit alternative financial support rules explained as payment deductions start

CPAG stated 63 percent of those who claimed Universal Credit between March and June 2020 are now having, or will soon have, deductions taken from their monthly payments.
Fortunately, where claimants have fallen on particularly difficult times or find themselves on low incomes.
Hardship payments can be claimed for by those who cannot pay for rent, heating, food or hygiene because they received a sanction.
These payments will need to eventually be paid back through Universal Credit payments and they’ll be lower until everything’s fully repaid.
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