Universal Credit Changes, Preventing Identity Theft

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15d ago 23:46

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Anna Curran gets the latest on the move from benefits to Universal Credit with Paddy Rooney from the Department of Communities.

Benefits expert Rachael Jeffers will also be on hand to answer questions about accessing welfare and healthcare.

As a new childcare scheme promises help for working parents, we hear from Becca Harper from Melted Parents who has been taking a look at the uptake and who will benefit most.

Consumer journalist Martyn James discusses your consumer rights when it comes to concert tickets and hotels as Oasis tickets go on sale.

Anna visits Fareshare, a charity helping people in need and who are calling for more volunteers.

Also, how can we protect ourselves against identity theft and scams? Former scammer turned cybersecurity adviser, Tony Sales has plenty of helpful advice.

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