Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says there are no plans to cut incapacity, disability or child premiums from benefits.
He faced a question for written answer from Douglas South MHK Sarah Maltby about the payments.
In his response, Mr Thomas said it was difficult to say how many people received the extra payments - but in 2024 Treasury found just over 1,800 people claimed them.
But he added the Treasury had no plans to withdraw any of the premiums.
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Weather delays Beinn Y Phott roadworks
The Department of Infrastructure says bad weather has delayed work on the Beinn Y Phott road.
House plans for former builder's workshop
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Union body calls for talks as bus strike looms
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FA: You're not singing this weekend!
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Minister aware of UK problems with Manx immigration documents
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