A major public consultation on the social security system will kick off at the start of next month.
A number of proposals from external consultants will be put before residents across the Island.
Suggestions include the introduction of a benefit cap, a new flat rate pension of £180 per week and top ups ensuring that people receive more money in work than out of work.
The first meeting will take place on March 2 in Douglas, followed by other debates in Ramsey, Port Erin and Peel throughout the week - details of which can be found on the government website.
Minister for Treasury Eddie Teare explains what people can expect:
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