HMRC, which is now working under the new Labour Party government, has called on mums and dads to come forward for £1,331 worth of Child Benefit amid the Cost of Living crisis.

September 26 marks the most popular day for births in the UK

Budget 2025 is less than a week away and is expected to provide some much-needed supports for the cost of living crisis. Here's everything you need to know about measures set to be included - from energy credits and fuel allowance adjustments to social welfare increases and tax cuts.

With around 2,000 babies born on 26 September each year, more than any other day, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging parents to claim their Child Benefit entitlement.

From €1,000 for workers, a €250 energy credit for all households to double Child Benefit payments and free school books, there's a lot of cost-of-living measures expected in Budget 2025

More details are emerging about the upcoming Budget 2025 measures and it seems a double payment of Child Benefit has been confirmed, however a payment increase is unlikely