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June 2025 is a pivotal month for millions in the UK as several confirmed DWP payments are scheduled to be delivered.
These Department for Work and Pensions payouts are intended to support households grappling with the rising cost of living, helping eligible claimants through lump sums and routine benefits.
From cost of living support to disability-related and pensioner bonuses, here’s everything you need to know about DWP June 2025 payouts – including who qualifies, how much they’ll receive, and when payments are expected.
1. £301 Means-Tested Cost of Living Payment
The £301 Cost of Living Payment is scheduled to be disbursed between 3–14 June 2025. This one-time support is aimed at low-income households receiving specific means-tested benefits.
Eligibility Criteria:
You qualify if you received any of the following during the designated qualifying period:
- Universal Credit
- Income-Based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
- Income-Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Income Support
- Working Tax Credit
- Child Tax Credit
- Pension Credit
The £301 will be deposited automatically into your bank account with a clear payment reference, so no application is required.
2. £150 Disability Cost of Living Payment
A separate £150 Disability Cost of Living Payment is due between 24–30 June 2025. This payout supports individuals living with disabilities who may face additional living expenses.
Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify, you must be receiving at least one of the following:
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
- Attendance Allowance
- Armed Forces Independence Payment
- War Pension Mobility Supplement
- Constant Attendance Allowance
Just like the previous payment, this is automatically issued, provided you were entitled to one of the qualifying benefits during the required timeframe.
3. £150–£300 Pensioner Cost of Living Bonus
Although officially paid in early July 2025, the Pensioner Cost of Living Bonus is part of the June support preparations. Eligible pensioners will receive between £150 and £300, added to their Winter Fuel Payment.
Eligibility Criteria:
- You receive Pension Credit, or
- You qualify for the Winter Fuel Payment.
This bonus helps older adults manage heating and daily costs during colder months and is automatically disbursed.
4. Regular DWP Benefit Payments in June 2025
Aside from the special one-off support, the DWP will continue sending out routine monthly and four-weekly benefits.
Key Regular Payments:
- Universal Credit: Paid monthly; if the date falls on a weekend or holiday, it’s paid early.
- State Pension: Paid every 4 weeks based on your National Insurance number.
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Paid every 4 weeks.
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA): Paid every 4 weeks.
- Attendance Allowance: Paid every 4 weeks.
Claimants should regularly check their bank accounts and ensure that their payment details with DWP are up to date.
Summary of DWP Payouts – June 2025
| Payment Type | Amount | Payment Dates | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|---|
| Means-Tested Cost of Living | £301 | 3–14 June 2025 | UC, JSA (income-based), ESA (income-related), Income Support, Tax Credits, Pension Credit |
| Disability Cost of Living | £150 | 24–30 June 2025 | PIP, DLA, Attendance Allowance, Armed Forces, War Pension, Constant Attendance |
| Pensioner Cost of Living Bonus | £150–£300 | Early July 2025 | Pension Credit recipients and Winter Fuel Payment qualifiers |
| Universal Credit | Varies | Monthly | Based on individual claim |
| State Pension | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on NI number |
| PIP | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on claim |
| DLA | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on claim |
| Attendance Allowance | Varies | Every 4 weeks | Based on claim |
June 2025 is set to deliver crucial financial relief for millions in the UK through confirmed DWP payments.
From cost of living boosts to disability support and pensioner bonuses, understanding eligibility and payment dates ensures claimants can plan ahead and make the most of these essential benefits.
FAQs
Will the £301 cost of living payment be paid automatically?
Yes, all eligible recipients will receive it directly in their bank accounts without needing to apply.
Can I receive both the £301 and £150 disability payment?
Yes, if you meet the eligibility for both payments, you will receive each separately.
What if my payment doesn’t arrive on the expected date?
If your payment is delayed, contact the DWP helpline after ensuring your bank details are current and your benefit eligibility remains active.