Biggest increase in benefits and pensions for 32 years.

They taken away the triple lock for a full year before giving us something back so it is not really true to say biggest rise in benefits. We were 3.1% down in real terms when they decided to suspend the triple lock as inflation was at that time 6.2%.Its almost 10% now.
The spin doctors can't spin that!

No, but, for others, that weren't on UC, a bit of help.

The poorest were poorer by £1000 when he withdrew the uplift in UC. Now he has reinstated it. Not much of a rise really.

How does Sunak define richer households?

Anyone with an income of £50,000+ pa?
Or someone with an income similar to his?

It's probably to do with earnings, savings, wealth and tax.

I don’t think that they have that correct tbh.

I must sort it out and get back.

I did read that the richest households would be a bit worse off but not to the tune of £2000. Not sure what is being included in that figure.

Not sure about the poorest.