Print+ annual subscription
Our Print+ Subscription gives advisers the tools they need to provide expert advice and stay up to date with changes to the benefits system.
Subscribers receive:
- A print copy of our flagship Welfare Benefits Handbook
- A subscription to the updating Welfare Rights Bulletin – six editions per year
- Access to our new online caselaw summaries
Welfare Benefits Handbook
Our flagship publication, the Welfare Benefits Handbook, is the must-have guide to the social security system. The new edition (released in April 2026) is fully updated for 2026/27. This edition covers the latest changes to universal credit elements, work-related requirements and disability and carers’ benefits. It also provides practical guidance on overpayments, deductions from benefits to third parties and how to challenge benefit decisions.
Welfare Rights Bulletin subscription
The bi-monthly Welfare Rights Bulletin is essential reading for welfare rights advisers, lawyers and anyone needing to keep up-to-date with welfare reform and other benefit and tax credit issues. In addition to a wide range of articles, the Bulletin also includes welfare rights news and summaries of new legislation, a digest of significant caselaw, and 'Q&A' case studies exploring problematic areas of law. The Bulletin also provides updates to the Welfare Benefits Handbook.
The Bulletin brings you full coverage of:
- social security reforms
- right to reside issues
- personal independence payment and the work capability assessment
- tax credits
- caselaw updates, including CPAG test cases
- issues for appeal tribunal representatives
Access to our caselaw summaries online
Our new online caselaw summaries include over a thousand cases and will be updated regularly with new cases added regularly, to help with your advice work
The summaries include:
- a clear description of the case
- CPAG’s commentary on the implications for clients
- a link to the full judgment
A practical tool to support your work. You can also use it to keep up to date with recent caselaw.
