Fewer than 3,000 people will be affected by plans to stop paying benefits and pensions in cash.
The Cabinet Office gave the figure in response to a Freedom of Information request from the Isle of Man Womens' Institute.
The organisation wanted to know how many people would be affected by the planned withdrawal of the MiCard system.
In its response, the Cabinet Office said there were fewer than 3,000 users, with around 1,000 pensioners.
Pre-TT Classic countdown underway
With just three weeks to go until racing gets underway, the Southern 100 club has released details of the pre-TT Classic meeting.
No corruption after candidate's allegations
Ramsey Town Commissioners have announced that no evidence of corruption was found during the local authority's recent election.
Don't be "that guy", say firefighters
If you're planning on spending the Bank Holiday in the countryside, the Fire and Rescue Service says don't be the person who starts a wildfire.
Cat sanctuary opens for season today
There's a double bank holiday celebration in Santon today!
Farm joins viral challenge's return!
An 11 year old viral challenge is back - and videos of it on the Isle of Man are already helping raise awareness of a new good cause.
Time almost up for Parish Walk entries!
Time's running out if you're planning on entering this year's Manx Telecom Parish Walk.
Fire festival returns to Peel
Peel will celebrate the return of its fire festival today.
Leave extra time to get to Belfast ferry, says Steam Packet
The Steam Packet Company is advising people to leave extra time to make it to the boat in Belfast this weekend.
