In a month where health and disability benefits have taken front stage in UK politics, the government-backed Motability scheme has begun making headlines once again. This is the programme that enables ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Speculation is growing that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering removing insurance and tax breaks for the Motability Scheme, ...

Changes to the Motability Scheme will start on July 1.

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Motorists who lease a vehicle through the Motability Scheme may find themselves having to foot the bill for replacing personal items or any other excess charges they mistakenly believed were covered ...

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The Motability scheme is designed to help disabled people remain mobile, and allows them to exchange their weekly mobility allowance to cover the cost of leasing a new car. The scheme leases cars, ...

Updates on the Motability scheme have been issued as questions swirl around upcoming changes. Government ministers responded to a series of queries on Monday as MPs sought answers on VAT relief, PIP ...

Rachel Reeves pledge to reform the absurd Motability scheme essentially amounts to giving alcoholics Peugeots instead of a BMWs, says Jack Rankin As Rachel Reeves continues to take the scenic route to ...

The chief executive of a taxpayer-funded scheme that leases cars and scooters to the disabled earned about £850,000 in pay and perks last year. Mike Betts, 51, received the money as boss of Motability ...

Fresh developments regarding the Motability scheme have emerged as uncertainty grows over forthcoming changes to the system. Government officials addressed a range of inquiries on Monday whilst ...

New rules will stop disabled people from getting luxury cars worth up to £37,000 through a taxpayer-funded scheme. Lord Sterling, chairman of the Government-assisted £1.5 billion-a-year Motability ...