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It is expected that over the coming years, landlords will face some confusion as the system is rolled out. With all benefit payments being rolled into one, tenants are expected to manage their monthly budget across household bills and living expenses with little support or guidance.
With a juvenile system in place, the DWP will be under increased amounts of pressure to deliver fast solutions to time sensitive issues within an entirely new framework of compliance. Universal Credit administration is much more complex than it's predecessor for both tenants and landlords and problems are already being reported in areas where it has come into effect.
Our team have extensive experience in helping tenants and landlords who have UC related issues. We can resolve even the most complex situations that arise from this new system.