A ONE-off payment worth £185 is set to hit thousands of bank accounts in the coming weeks. Councils across the country are offering to help out Brits who are struggling with money as we approach Ch…
That means what you are entitled to varies depending on where you live, but in most cases you will receive help if you are on a low income orCASH BOOSTThose people and families would have received one lot of £185, and are set to see another lump sum arrive in their bank account next month.
However, people who are struggling and missed out on the cash can apply for another grant by March 31, next year.Pay rise for nearly half a million workers from TODAY - will you get one? There are conditions though - families must be in need of “urgent financial assistance and not have enough income or savings to meet the eligible costs the scheme can help with”.Those eligible won't have to do anything as it will land in accounts automatically between October 31 and November 19.Those eligible won't have to do anything as it will land in accounts automatically between October 31 and November 19.
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