Millions expected to get second cost of living payment in today's Autumn Budget
It's expected to go specifically to Brits who claim a qualifying disability benefit from either the Ministry of Defence or the Department for Work and Pensions.Brits on benefitsThe move comes as the Office for National Statistics yesterday announced inflation has hit a whopping 11.1 per cent.More details about the disability payment will emerge at 11.30am, today, when Mr Hunt delivers the Autumn Statement in the Commons.
The budget will detail how the Treasury intends fill an estimated £60bn black hole in the public purse.
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