There are now just days left until benefit claimants will see a £150 cost of living payment start to drop into their banks
There are now just days left until benefit claimants will see a £150 cost of living payment start to drop into their banks. This will be the second disability cost of living grant with the first one sent out in September 2022.
The “vast majority of £150 payments” are set to be made automatically over a two-week period between 20 June and 4 July 2023. The Government said: “For those who were awaiting confirmation of their entitlement to disability benefits on 1 April, or who are waiting to be assessed for eligibility to receive disability benefits, the process may take longer, but payments will still be automatic.”
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