Millions of low-income households will be able to apply for the cash payment from a crisis fund, which is due to launch in October
As we head into the colder months, millions of low-income households across the UK are set to benefit from cost of living payments. Individuals in need can apply to their local councils for support from a crucial fund.
Each local authority has the discretion to set its own payment amounts, leading to variations across different regions. For those looking to make savvy savings, signing up for our money saving tips and hacks newsletter is a step in the right direction.While the distribution of payments could commence in October, timings may vary depending on the area, hence it is advised that people stay updated by checking their council's dedicated Household Support Fund page, reports Birmingham Live.
This month, the government solidified the extension of the HSF, despite economic pressures. In her statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves addressed the fiscal challenges: "The £22 billion blackhole inherited from the previous Governments means we have to take tough decisions to fix the foundations of our economy.
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