. 1 Households have already received £100s in support over the past few months, with more to come The next sum set to go out is another instalment of the three-part £900 Cost of Living payment . The first round went out from April 25 and was worth £301. A £150 cost of living payment for people with certain disabilities was also paid out over the summer . From October the second Cost of Living payment will be made, worth £300, before a final sum of £299 in spring 2024. A separate £300 pensioner CoL payment will follow from November, but an exact date is yet to be announced. This means some people are yet to receive £899 in direct payments by next April, if they're eligible. It's helpful to log all the key dates in your diary for when you can expect to receive cash. Below we've rounded up all the payments yet to go out this financial year and their dates. Autumn In autumn , around 8million households will receive their second chunk of the £900 means-tested benefits CoL cash. The next instalment will go out to households on benefits between October 31 and November 19 . Households on tax credits will receive their payment from HMRC later to avoid duplication, between November 10 and November 19. You'll get the second boost if you were receiving the following benefits between August 18 and September 17: Universal Credit Income-based Jobseekers Allowance Income-related Employment and Support Allowance Income Support Working Tax Credit Child Tax Credit Pension credit If you were later found to be entitled to any of the above benefits between these qualifying dates you are eligible for the payment too. Winter A payment worth up to £300 for pensioner s to help with the){kind=link}
MILLIONS of households have already received hundreds of pounds in support this year and there’s more to come.
It comes as part of the huge £1,350 package of cost of living cash announced earlier this year to help with the cost of living (CoL).
The next sum set to go out is another instalment of the three-part £900 Cost of Living payment.
The first round went out from April 25 and was worth £301.
A £150 cost of living payment for people with certain disabilities was also paid out over the summer.