Jubilee bank holiday: Exact date when Universal Credit, child credit and benefits will be paid
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The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed the changes to payment dates during the bank holiday long weekend this year.
And for some people it could be good news – with payments arriving earlier than expected.
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Here’s what you need to know:
When are the Jubilee bank holidays?
The Jubilee will take place from June 2 to June 5
June 2 and June 3 are bank holidays.
Meaning that many people will get to enjoy a four day weekend!
Universal credit
For residents of Portsmouth and the surrounding areas who receive universal credit, here are the payment dates for over the long bank holiday weekend.
- If you are due to be paid on Thursday, June 2, you will be paid on June 1
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Hide Ad- If you are due to be paid on Friday, June 3, you will be paid on June 1
Child Benefits
If you receive child benefits, then your payment date could change over the bank holiday. Here’s when you will be paid:
- If you are due to be paid on Thursday, June 2, you will be paid on June 1
- If you are due to be paid on Friday, June 3, you will be paid on June 1
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Hide AdFor those who receive tax credits, here is how payment dates will change:
- If you are due to be paid on Thursday, June 2, you will be paid on June 1
- If you are due to be paid on Friday, June 3, you will be paid on June 1
How to contact the DWP for help with universal credit
Universal credit helpline
Telephone: 0800 328 5644
Textphone: 0800 328 1344
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