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DWP and HMRC exact dates Universal Credit, PIP, Child Benefit and pensions increase in April
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Benefit claimants can expect to see an increase in their payments from April.
Most benefits from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) will see a rise of 6.7 per cent, in line with inflation. However, the exact date the changes take place will vary. Furthermore, you may receive new payments at a later date depending on the type of benefit you're claiming and your unique monthly payment dates.
Meanwhile, the basic and new state pensions will receive an increase of 8.5 per cent in April. This is in line with the earnings growth measured as part of the pensions triple lock which will remain in place this year.
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Here's a full breakdown of when the different benefits, tax credits, and pensions will see rate increases next month.
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Benefits issued by HM Revenue and Customers (HMRC) will increase in line with the new tax year, which always starts on April 6. This includes the following:
All means-tested benefits will be uprated on the first Monday after the new tax year which lands on April 8 this year. The following benefits will receive an increase:
The rate will be applied automatically so benefit claimants don't need to do anything. However, real payment dates with the new rate will differ depending on your regular payment date.
Most people on Universal Credit won't see an increase in their benefit payments until May or June. This is because payments are issued seven days after each monthly assessment period.
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