June 2025 brings a series of confirmed financial support payments from the UK government, aimed at assisting individuals and families across various circumstances. These payments cover a range of benefits, including cost of living support, disability allowances, pensioner bonuses, and more. This comprehensive tracker provides detailed information on each payment, including dates, amounts, and eligibility criteria.
Cost of Living Payments
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has scheduled the following cost of living payments for June 2025:
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Means-Tested Payment: £301 disbursed between 3–14 June 2025.
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Disability Payment: £150 scheduled for 24–30 June 2025.
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Pensioner Bonus: An additional £150–£300 expected in early July 2025.
These payments are part of the government’s ongoing efforts to support households facing financial challenges.
Regular Benefit Payments
In addition to the cost of living payments, regular benefit payments will continue as scheduled in June 2025. These include:
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Universal Credit: Paid monthly; early payment if scheduled on a weekend.
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State Pension: Paid every four weeks, based on National Insurance number.
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Paid every four weeks.
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Disability Living Allowance (DLA): Paid every four weeks.
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Attendance Allowance: Paid every four weeks.
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Child Benefit: Usually paid every four weeks on a Monday or Tuesday.
Recipients are advised to monitor their bank accounts according to the expected payment windows and update any changes in bank details with the DWP to avoid delays.
Summary of Key Payments in June 2025
| Payment Type | Amount | Payment Dates | Eligibility Criteria |
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| Means-Tested Cost of Living | £301 | 3–14 June 2025 | Universal Credit, Income-Based JSA, Income-Related ESA, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Pension Credit |
| Disability Cost of Living | £150 | 24–30 June 2025 | PIP, DLA, Attendance Allowance, Armed Forces Independence Payment, War Pension Mobility Supplement, Constant Attendance Allowance |
| Pensioner Cost of Living Bonus | £150–£300 | Early July 2025 | Pension Credit recipients, Winter Fuel Payment qualifiers |
| Universal Credit | Varies | Monthly | Based on individual claim details |
| State Pension | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on National Insurance number |
| PIP | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on individual claim details |
| DLA | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on individual claim details |
| Attendance Allowance | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on individual claim details |
| Child Benefit | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on individual claim details |
FAQs
Do I need to apply for the cost of living payments?
No, eligible individuals will automatically receive their payments. The DWP processes them without requiring any separate application.
How will I know if I have received the payment?
The payment will be credited directly into your bank account and can be identified with a reference that includes your National Insurance number and the code “DWP COL.”
What should I do if I haven’t received my payment?
If your payment hasn’t arrived within 10 working days after the end of the official window, you should contact the DWP for assistance.
Will these payments affect my existing benefits?
No, cost of living payments are treated separately and do not impact your entitlement to benefits or the amount you currently receive.
Can I receive more than one type of cost of living payment?
Yes, if you meet eligibility for multiple categories, such as receiving both PIP and Pension Credit, you could receive more than one payment.
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