Autumn Statement 2023: what's happening to universal credit and other benefits?
Working age benefits will be increased 6.7% in line with inflation, while triple lock is maintained to increase state pension by 8.5%
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Autumn Statement 2023: what's happening to universal credit and other benefits?
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