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DWP Crackdown on Benefit Fraud | Leeds News
Starting October, the DWP is cracking down hard on benefit fraud with new powers: if you owe over $1,000 and don’t pay, they can seize your driving license for up to two years — but only if driving isn’t essential for work or caring for others. They’re also getting legal authority to directly withdraw money from your bank account without a court order first. The goal? Close loopholes for those who could afford to repay but chose not to. Pay off your debt in full or set up a realistic payment plan — and if you clear it within 56 days, you might get your license back without extra fees. Letters…
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