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- Martin Lewis, financial expert, urges households to review tax codes as millions may be incorrect as the 2026/27 tax year begins April 6, 2026.
- Frozen income tax thresholds will push more people into higher tax brackets.
- The minimum wage has risen for workers 18 and older.
- The end of the two-child cap allows universal credit for all children, benefiting 560,000 families.
- £24 billion in benefits goes unclaimed annually.
