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Budget does little to guarantee living standards for most vulnerable post-pandemic
03 March 2021
CAP says, ‘The six month £20 Universal Credit uplift extension is extremely disappointing and leaves many fearing the future’.
National debt counselling charity Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is responding to the Government’s budget announcement and is particularly frustrated to see another temporary extension to the £20 UC and Tax Credits uplift.
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