Universal Credit · Free · No sign-up needed

Working part time doesn't mean you're not entitled.

Could Universal Credit
top up your income?

The scale of the problem
£24bn
in benefits go unclaimed every year in the UK
8m+
households missing out on money they're owed
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Built for working households
Whether you work part time, rent, or care for someone — see what UC elements may apply to you.
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2026/27 rates
Uses current DWP standard allowances, work allowances, and taper rules.
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Your household

Universal Credit is assessed on your household — including your partner if you live together.

Universal Credit is generally for people of working age — from 18 up to State Pension age