![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/dwp-says-tax-credit-recipients-must-wait-for-second-324-cost-of-living-payout/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Plain-no-tabbing-2022-11-12T100429.547.jpg&description=THE DWP has revealed that Brits on Tax Credits will have to wait nearly two weeks to receive their second Cost of Living payment. The DWP officially began sending out the second Cost of Living payment, worth £324, on Tuesday - bringing the total payout to £650. But most people who are entitled to the payment did not receive the cash on November 8, with the DWP confirming that numbers would "increase significantly" between November 9 and November 23. To be eligible for the cash, you will have to claim at least one of these benefits; Income-based Jobseekers Allowance, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Pension Credit and Universal Credit. The DWP also confirmed that households who qualify for the cost of living payment through tax credits will receive their payment after those on Universal Credit get theirs. Read our cost of living live blog below for the latest updates... Those on benefits will be receiving the Christmas bonus in early December. To qualify for the payment you must be present or "ordinarily resident" in the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man or Gibraltar during the first full week between December 5 and 11. It will show up in your bank account as "DWP XB" on your statement. Households will also need to claim at least one of the 20 qualifying benefits within the same period. Christmas bonus is coming early this December Throughout November and December, millions of households shall be receiving a £400 energy bill discount. The energy supplier will calculate the discount which shall be split across six discounts between October 2022 and March 2023. Find out more here how you will be paid depending on how you pay for your energy. The £300 one-off "Pensioner Cost of Living Payment" will be rolled out to eight million households across November. Those who are already on the winter fuel payment will receive it and it'll be worth between £100 and £300 for those over the state pension age. To q){kind=link}
THE DWP has revealed that Brits on Tax Credits will have to wait nearly two weeks to receive their second Cost of Living payment.
The DWP officially began sending out the second Cost of Living payment, worth £324, on Tuesday – bringing the total payout to £650.
But most people who are entitled to the payment did not receive the cash on November 8, with the DWP confirming that numbers would “increase significantly” between November 9 and November 23.
To be eligible for the cash, you will have to claim at least one of these benefits; Income-based Jobseekers Allowance, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Pension Credit and Universal Credit.
The DWP also confirmed that households who qualify for the cost of living payment through tax credits will receive their payment after those on Universal Credit get theirs.