Rising inflation is exacerbating benefits cuts, says Child Poverty Action Group, making it harder for parents to make ends meetPhilip Hammond is being urged to use his autumn budget to ease the plight of low-income families, as research shows that rising inflation is making benefits cuts bite harder.A couple both working full-time on the “national living wage” in 2017 will generate only enough income to meet 87% of the basic costs of bringing up a child, according to research published by the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG). For a lone parent, the figure is 83%. Continue reading…
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