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Universal Credit can be confusing – but this video will make it easier. If you want to know how much Universal Credit you can get, how housing costs, children, savings, or even part-time work affect your payments, this is for you.

We explain what the standard Universal Credit amount is, what extra elements you can get, and how your earnings and capital will change your payment. Whether you're applying for the first time or switching from other benefits, knowing the rules could mean more money in your pocket.

Lots of people don’t realise how childcare costs, disabilities, and caring responsibilities can add hundreds to their monthly payment. We also explain the Benefit Cap, non-dependant deductions, and why some people get less than they expected.

We talk about LCWRA Universal Credit, the carer element, and what happens if you’ve had a migration notice. You’ll also learn about the rules around transitional protection and why it matters if you’ve moved from legacy benefits like ESA or Tax Credits.

Many people are losing out because they don’t understand how their savings or earnings impact what they’re due. This includes the effect of work allowance, self-employment, and even capital over £6,000.

This video gives you clear answers, with examples and plain English advice. You’ll know what to expect, how to calculate your Universal Credit, and when to ask for help. If you’re struggling or just want to double-check your entitlement, this is a must-watch.

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What You Can Do Next To Check Your Universal Credit
Use a benefit calculator to get a close estimate

Talk to an adviser for personalised help

Check if your housing costs match your room allowance

Review if you’re entitled to the carer or disability elements

Look into extra help from your council if your rent isn’t fully covered

Keep receipts if you pay childcare upfront – and ask about the Flexible Support Fund

Don’t switch from other benefits unless the D W P tells you to

Know how your income or savings will reduce what you get

Watch out for the Benefit Cap if you're not working or earning enough

Stay informed – Universal Credit is changing, and missing deadlines can cost you

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