Universal credit and UK benefits are leaving people hungry and without heat, this list may help you buy more food. It's no secret that recently in the news and around your towns you are hearing the plights of people receiving universal credit and not being able to eat and adequately heat their homes. I've made a resource of places to get help online and unconventional ways to make your shopping money stretch. The most important areas that I've heard people need help with is the cost of food and their utility bills, so please stay a while check out my list and see if anything works for you, some things can be done over and over again to help cut the cost and a few are one-offs. Food for less 1. My top pick is the app too good to go, it allows food left at the end of the day to be sold in 'magic bags you get £12 of food for £3.50 from various shops from local places to costa, Wenzel's,hotelsMorrisonshotel Morrison and local takeaways Morrisons offers grocery magic b
How long does a DWP budgeting loan take to be processed - July 2021 If you are on a benefit that makes you eligible for a budget loan from the DWP then you may be aware of the new digital process which is making them easier and much less time-consuming. The old process - You would apply online and then wait for a text message saying it was received, this would take a few days to a week. After 2 weeks on average maybe more you would get a letter with a loan offer for you to accept repayment terms and post back. including delivery time and then processing by the DWP this stage would average another two weeks. The process would usually average 4 weeks which I think made some people take out high-interest payday loans or sell items at places like cash converters and the like, budget loans were not seen to help in crisis getting people into further debt even though the DWP resource was there it was purely a timescale thing. Whats changed with DWP budget loans in 2021 The timescal