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DWP payment dates can change month to month(Image: GETTY)<\/p>\nBenefit payment dates, and amounts, might shift for someDWP payment dates can change month to month(Image: GETTY)<\/p>\n
The exact date your benefits from the Department of Work and Pensions, DWP, are paid in June should be relatively the same to the date you first claimed your benefit<\/a>. This is because there aren\u2019t any bank holidays that would wreak havoc on payment dates.<\/p>\n Attendance allowance, disability living allowance, pension credit and personal independence payment (PIP) are paid every four weeks based on the date you received your first payment. Carer\u2019s Allowance and child benefit payments can be dished out every week or every four weeks depending on your preference.<\/p>\n If your usual payment date falls on a weekend, your benefit will be paid on the nearest working day before. For example, if your PIP is due on June 15, a Sunday, it should be paid on June 13, the Friday before.<\/p>\n State pension payments, which can be made every week or every four weeks depending on your preference, differs slightly. The date you\u2019re paid is connected to your National Insurance number<\/a>.<\/p>\n If your National Insurance number ends in 00 to 019, you\u2019ll be paid on Mondays. If it\u2019s 20 to 39, you\u2019ll be paid on Tuesdays. If it\u2019s 40 to 59, you\u2019ll be paid on Wednesdays. If it\u2019s 60 to 79, you\u2019ll be paid on Thursdays. And if it\u2019s 80 to 99, you\u2019ll be paid on Fridays.<\/p>\n Most benefit payments and dates will be returning to normal after all the bank holidays and rate increases from the last two months, but some Universal Credit recipients will notice a major change in their next payment.<\/p>\n