One-week warning for one million homes who risk missing out on £1,000s

More than a million UK households are being told to keep an eye on the post over the next week or risk missing out on thousands of pounds.

Renewing online is quick and easy. Customers can log into GOV.UK to check the progress of their renewal, be reassured that it is being processed and know when they will hear back from HMRC. Customers choosing to use the HMRC app can:check their tax credits payments schedule, andIf there is a change in a customer’s circumstances that could affect their tax credits claim, they must report the changes to HMRC.

It is important that customers claim by the deadline shown in the letter to continue receiving financial support as their tax credits will end even if they decide not to claim Universal Credit. However, there is no need to wait for their transfer letter, and customers can apply to move to Universal Credit sooner, if it is right for them.

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