DWP shares when people can expect further eligibility criteria for new cost of living payments due this year
The Department for Work and Pensions has shared new information on when millions of people across the country can expect to find out more details about eligibility criteria for cost of living payments due to be made in 2023/24. The next round of financial help is worth up to £1,350 in total for those on a low-income, people claiming disability benefits and pensioner households.
Specific details including a payment window and qualifying period have not been released yet, however, DWP has now said that “further details on eligibility criteria for cost of living payments will be detailed” in legislation due to be introduced to Parliament in early 2023. In a written response this week,Minister for Social Mobility, Youth and Progression, Mims Davies MP, said: “Primary legislation will be introduced early in 2023 as soon as Parliamentary time allows, and further details on eligibility criteria for Cost of Living payments will be detailed in that legislation.
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