![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/millions-of-pensioners-to-get-300-payment-next-year-hunt-expected-to-confirm/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0001-tuesday-november-8-file-773658206-1.jpg&description=MILLIONS of elderly Brits will another receive a one-off £300 payment next April, Jeremy Hunt is expected confirm today. The Chancellor is set to announce a second cost of living payment during the Autumn Statement at 11.30am. Jeremy Hunt will announce a £300 payment for pensioners during the Autumn StatementCredit: EPA The £300 payment is expected to specifically go to Brits who are over the state pension age - those born on or before September 25, 1956. Meanwhile, Brits on benefits are set to receive £650 and there will be another £150 disability payment. During the budget, the Chancellor also plans to raise the National Living Wage to £10.40 as well as hiking pensions and benefits by inflation. Read more about Jeremy Hunt's budget on the Autumn Statement live blog But he will offset the handouts with sweeping spending cuts and tax rises to repair a £60billion black hole in the nation's finances. Mr Hunt is set to reduce the Energy Price Guarantee so the average family pays around £3,000 for bills - above the current £2,500 but less than Ofgem's £4,000. More details about the disability payment will emerge at 11.30am today, when Mr Hunt finally delivers the Autumn Statement in the Commons. His big announcement comes as inflation this week hit an eye-watering 11.1 per cent. The Chancellor is set to say: 'High inflation is the enemy of stability. It means higher mortgage rates, more expensive food and fuel bills, businesses failing and unemployment rising. It erodes savings, causes industrial unrest, and cuts funding for public services. It hurts the poorest the most and eats away at the trust upon which a strong society is built. 'We are taking a balanced path to stability: tackling the inflation that eats away at a pensioners savings and increases the cost of mortgages to families, at the same time supporting the economy to recover. But it depends on taking difficult decisions now.' Who will get the pensioner cost of living payment? The current "Pensioner Cost of){kind=link}
MILLIONS of elderly Brits will another receive a one-off £300 payment next April, Jeremy Hunt is expected confirm today.
The Chancellor is set to announce a second cost of living payment during the Autumn Statement at 11.30am.
The £300 payment is expected to specifically go to Brits who are over the state pension age – those born on or before September 25, 1956.
Meanwhile, Brits on benefits are set to receive £650 and there will be another £150 disability payment.
During the budget, the Chancellor also plans to raise the National Living Wage to £10.40 as well as hiking pensions and benefits by inflation.