The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is urging people set to receive their second cost of living support money this month of one important detail about the payment. The government department has so far processed 4.8 million cost of living payments since it began rolling out he the second instalment on Tuesday (Nov 8).
People claiming means-tested benefits are eligible for the sum, worth £324, and will have already received the first £326 earlier this year. Around eight million people are due to see the funds land in their bank accounts by November 23 at the latest.
However, numerous people have raised concerns as they have not yet been given the money they so crucially need, with some noting that the their first half came to them on the very first day it was released, according to the Daily Post. But the DWP has stressed that the money will come to those who haven't seen it yet - they just need to wait a bit longer.
