More than eight million households across the UK will receive a cash payment from July to ease the rising cost of living pressures, as the Work and Pensions Secretary Thérèse Coffey sets out detailed plans today.
27.05.2022 - 13:51 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Parents have shared their concerns surrounding their Child Benefit payments this month. Those checking their bank accounts discovered a random small payment due to credit tomorrow instead of their typical payment date on Monday.
A recorded message on HMRC's helpline told parents one quarter of the child benefit payment would be paid on Friday, followed by the remaining three quarters on Monday, but gave no explanation for the split payment, which was not communicated to parents and was not mentioned on HMRC's website.
Although an HMRC spokesperson said the changes 'was nothing to worry about', anxious parents took to Twitter to ask what was going on. @tsphipps said: "For reasons I don’t understand, because of the Bank Holiday Monday (that isn’t a BH) they’re paying one week tomorrow and the remaining three weeks on Monday 06/06/22.", while @LouiseWoolley6 said: "I have a pending payment of just one weeks worth showing, payment would usually be due on Monday?"
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@realhousewif said: "Glad it’s not just me. Terrible mistake to make", while @mirts88 said: "Impacting me too". Parents who use online banking to see pending payments have had notice of the unexpected payment due to hit their accounts tomorrow, but those who don't see pending payments may be in for a shock, as there is no explanation that the rest of the payment will follow on Monday.
HMRC have already publicised details of changes to payment dates if your child benefit is due next Monday (June 6) because of the Jubilee Bank Holiday, but no mention has been made to changes affecting payments due this Monday (May 30), reports Chronicle Live. An HMRC spokesperson said: "In short, it’s just processes and
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