The U.K. government has officially confirmed the payment schedule for June 2025, throwing a lifeline to millions of citizens who rely on state benefits and financial support. From pensions and Universal Credit to disability support and cost of living benefits, here’s the full details of who’s getting a payment, when, and how much to expect.
What Payments Are Being Issued in June 2025?
Several government support schemes will issue payments in June. These include:
- State Pension
- Universal Credit
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
- Attendance Allowance
- Carer’s Allowance
- Child Benefit
- Cost of Living Payments (for eligible claimants)
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that all scheduled benefits will be paid on time, with no expected delays.
June 2025 Payment Dates
Benefit payments are typically issued every four weeks, and some follow a fixed schedule based on your National Insurance number. For June 2025, the government has stated:
- Universal Credit: Paid monthly on your original claim date.
- State Pension & Other Legacy Benefits: Paid on a set weekday according to the last two digits of your National Insurance number.
- Child Benefit: Paid every 4 weeks on a Monday or Tuesday.
- Carer’s Allowance: Paid weekly in advance or every 4 weeks, depending on your preference.
If your regular payment date falls on a weekend or a public holiday, you’ll usually be paid the working day before.
How Much Will You Get?
Here’s a quick look at some of the standard payment amounts for June 2025:
- State Pension:
- Full New State Pension: £221.20 per week
- Basic State Pension: £169.50 per week
- Universal Credit (Standard Allowance):
- Single (under 25): £311.68/month
- Single (25 and over): £393.45/month
- Couple (both under 25): £489.23/month
- Couple (one or both over 25): £617.60/month
- PIP:
- Daily Living Component: £72.65 (standard), £108.55 (enhanced)
- Mobility Component: £28.70 (standard), £75.75 (enhanced)
- Cost of Living Payment:
- Those eligible may receive an instalment in summer 2025. Exact date and amount will depend on government review and energy prices.
- How to Check Your Payment
To confirm your exact payment amount and date:
- Log in to your DWP or HMRC online account
- Use the Universal Credit journal if you’re a claimant
- Contact your benefit office directly if you suspect a delay
What to Do If You Don’t Receive Your Payment
If your payment hasn’t arrived on your scheduled date:
- Wait at least 24 hours (especially if it’s a bank processing delay)
- Check your bank account details
- Contact the relevant DWP or HMRC helpline
Missing or delayed payments should be reported immediately to avoid financial hardship.Final Thoughts
The UK government’s confirmation of the June 2025 payments offers much-needed clarity for households across the nation. Make sure your details are up to date, check your entitlement, and plan accordingly. With prices still high and living costs remaining a concern, every payment counts.
FAQs
Q. What benefits are being paid in June 2025?
A.The UK government will issue State Pension, Universal Credit, PIP, DLA, Child Benefit, Carer’s Allowance, and possibly Cost of Living Payments.
Q.Will payment dates change in June 2025?
A.No changes are expected. If your payment falls on a weekend or bank holiday, you’ll get paid the working day before.
Q. How can I check my payment date?
A.You can check via your DWP or HMRC online account or Universal Credit journal.
Q. How much is the State Pension in June 2025?
A.The full new State Pension is £221.20 per week, and the basic State Pension is £169.50 per week.
