If you have not received the Cost of Living Payment from HMRC, but believe they're eligible, they should wait until after 20 November before…
If you have not received the Cost of Living Payment from HMRC, but believe they're eligible, they should wait until after 20 November before contacting HMRCOne million more people will begin receiving a £300 cost of living payment from this week.
It is the second of three payments totalling £900 for those eligible and on means-tested benefits, such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit or tax credits, in 2023/24.If they are eligible, payment will be made automatically into the bank account where they receive their tax credits. They do not need to contact HMRC or apply for the payment.
From HMRC, they need to have received a payment of tax credits for any day between August 18 and September 17.
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