View Image

A "robust" crackdown on benefit fraud by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) aims to save the taxpayer £1.5 billion by 2030. The DWP has gained extra powers to catch fraudsters, prevent overpayments, and recover money lost, including new access to bank data. The government stated there will be "no hiding place" for those who cheat the system.

Robust Anti-Fraud Measures: The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued details of a "robust" crackdown on benefit fraud that is designed to prevent overpayment and protect taxpayer money. The Labour government expects the new strategy to save the taxpayer £1.5 billion by 2029/2030 .

New Data Access Powers: Under the new legislation, the DWP will gain access to data from banks to help ensure those receiving benef

See Full Page