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More than 1m of the UKs poorest households will be 拢420 a year better off on average as a result of a change to universal credit set to be announced in next weeks budget.The measure is intended to primarily help the worst-off families, and will be seen as a way for ministers to head off criticism over decisions to cut winter fuel allowance for most pensioners and maintain the two-child benefit cap. Its a downpayment on poverty reduction. It is unacceptable that people are in this kind of deep poverty, and this is a small victory for people in deep poverty, one Whitehall source told the Guardian.The measure, called the Fair Repayment Rate, is expected to come into force next April and will cap the amount that can be cut from benefit payments each month to repay short-term loans and
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