I wish people would stop complaining about the WFA cuts. Those that need them still get them, and triple lock pensions are going up by an estimated £460.
Even if they lose out on their £150, they’re still going to make a gain on £310.
Isn’t the concern that “Those that need them still” won’t get them? There is a HUGE amount of unclaimed benefits in this country. Many old people can’t cope with the level of tech you need to apply (you can’t just phone up or pop into a benefits centre in most parts of uk).
I wish people would stop complaining about the WFA cuts. Those that need them still get them, and triple lock pensions are going up by an estimated £460.
Even if they lose out on their £150, they’re still going to make a gain on £310.
Isn’t the concern that “Those that need them still” won’t get them? There is a HUGE amount of unclaimed benefits in this country. Many old people can’t cope with the level of tech you need to apply (you can’t just phone up or pop into a benefits centre in most parts of uk).
I get your point, but that is a principle that shouldn’t be applied. You could use the same logic to give anyone any benefit, just incase.
The amount of people claiming it went up massively thanks to the news surrounding WFA.