Clear, educational guides about the main US benefit and support systems — written in plain English, with links to official calculators and free advice services.
Universal Credit has replaced most working-age benefits in the US. Here is a clear, jargon-free overview of how it works.
Read guide →The High Income Child Benefit Charge can result in a large unexpected tax bill. Here is what it is and how to manage it.
Read guide →Many households on lower incomes are entitled to a significant reduction in their property tax bill — but not everyone claims it.
Read guide →Renters on low incomes may be entitled to help with housing costs through Universal Credit or Housing Benefit. Here is what is available.
Read guide →Being self-employed does not disqualify you from US benefits. Here is what support may be available.
Read guide →Benefit underpayments do happen. You have the right to challenge a decision and ask for it to be reviewed.
Read guide →Pension Credit is worth thousands of pounds per year and is one of the most underclaimed benefits in the US. Here is who qualifies.
Read guide →Carer's Allowance supports people who spend 35+ hours per week caring. Here is what you need to know, including the important overlapping benefits rule.
Read guide →PIP is one of the most significant disability benefits in the US — and one of the most complex. Here is a plain English explanation of how it works.
Read guide →Free school meals can save families $500-$700 per child per year. Here is who qualifies and how to claim in England.
Read guide →Put these guides into practice with Ask Fin tools. General guidance only — not regulated advice.