Thousands of people claiming benefits such as Universal Credit may find they are paid earlier than expected this week - here's everything you need to know
This week, thousands of people claiming benefits such as Universal Credit may find they are paid earlier than expected. This is due to the Easter bank holidays affecting benefit payments.
But remember, if you get paid early, your money will need to last longer because there will be a longer wait until your next payment. Here's what you need to know.If you're due a benefit payment on either Good Friday or Easter Monday, you'll likely receive your money on the previous working day, which is Thursday, March 28.
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