The second half of the government's multi-billion cost of living support package is due to be sent out to millions n low income from Tuesday, November 8. The payment, worth £324, comes as part of the Department For Work And Pensions' (DWP) scheme to help those in need amid rising inflation and bills.
The first half of the total £650 landed into bank accounts of those eligible back in July. People claiming certain benefits are set to see the money anywhere between November 8 and November 23. More than eight million households are set to receive the £324.
The five benefits people must be claiming, have been entitled to or later found to be entitled to, between August 26 and September 25 this year, to qualify for the second instalment are: Income-based Jobseekers Allowance, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, Pension Credit and Universal Credit.
