One in thirty households in the United Kingdom received welfare payment benefits last year that were higher than the average worker’s salary, study finds.
Research published by the UK’s Conservative Party — which not long ago bowed out after 14 years in power — found that 625,618 households across the UK were handed more than £32,200 in welfare in 2025, the average annual salary of a British worker. Of the total, 16,000 households received more than £60,000 in welfare payments, which in Britain’s highly compressed income scales is a fair middle-class wage.
While the amount of households that received more than the average British worker’s…
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