This week saw the final day for people to receive their £150 cost of living payment for disability from the Department for Work & Pensions. The final group to receive the payout should have found it in their account yesterday (July 5) - so what happens if you haven't received it?
More than six million people on certain benefits have already seen payment between last month and today, however it's worth noting that a small number of payments are due to be made past the final date (yesterday). These will go to people who were still awaiting confirmation of their eligibility to disability benefits on April 1, Chronicle Live reports.
In order to be eligible for the disability payment, you must have been claiming a qualifying benefit on or before the aforementioned date. The list includes Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance, Scottish Disability Benefits, Armed Forces Independence Payment, Constant Attendance Allowance and the War Pension Mobility Supplement.
