Many recipients need to know the dates so they can budget
The Department for Work and Pensions has commented as frustration grows among people who want to know exactly when the upcoming cost of living payment will be paid. The money, given to low-income families on certain benefits, is due to be paid in three instalments - the first in spring this year, the second in autumn this year then finally the third in spring 2024 - and will total £900.
Now, the DWP has told ChronicleLive that "the first payment is due to be made in the spring". The Government added that "specific dates will be confirmed closer to the time".Many people who are expecting the next payment have aired their frustration at the lack of an announcement about an exact date. After all, many people plan their finances far in advance and knowing when to expect the payment would make budgeting easier.
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