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Financial woe and the burden of debt is pushing people to the edge. There are an estimated 3 million people left out of Government income support schemes, according to Excluded UK, a campaign group. Many have had to borrow to survive. The Salvation ...

The Telegraph story starts by outlining the serious mental health impact experienced by those affected;

Rishi Sunak has smashed the Treasury’s piggy bank again, defying the department’s usual caution on borrowing to ramp up the furlough scheme for the winter months. The Chancellor was forced into the decision by the resurgent pandemic, bringing back ...

Staff could be furloughed, and now they can get their wages covered on the job retention scheme. Entrepreneurs and start-ups have been helped through the Future Fund. Businesses that are forced to close their doors are being offered cash grants, and ...

Single, heavily pregnant and recently served with an eviction notice: if anyone had told 31-year-old Emma Kiernan how her life would be turned upside down in the space of six months she would never have believed them.

Millions of freelancers, landlords and company directors struggling due to Covid will be charged interest if they break down their annual tax bills into more affordable monthly payments, paying more as a result. 

The Government has spent billions supporting businesses through coronavirus. But as many as three million workers have fallen through the gaps, and some business are not being allowed to reopen even as support starts to wind down.

Women will be thousands of pounds worse off and have their careers pushed back by years as a result of Covid-19.  Data show that not only have they been more likely to lose their job during the pandemic, they are also taking on a greater burden of ...

As the Chairs of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Beauty, Aesthetics and Wellbeing, we are acutely aware of the devastating impact the lockdown has had on the beauty and wellbeing sector. Salons and therapists have not been in work for months, ...

In May, Rishi Sunak announced that the £100 billion furlough scheme would be wound down over the summer, with businesses having to share the cost of subsidising up to 80 per cent of individual workers' wages.   Ministers fear an additional 2.5 ...