DWP Payment Schedule June 2025: When Will You Get Universal Credit?

Universal Credit June 2025 payment: Know the important dates and complete information from DWP Millions of families and individuals living in the United Kingdom receive financial support from the government through Universal Credit. It is a comprehensive social security payment that is given to unemployed, low-income and disabled people in certain circumstances.

As June 2025 approaches, the payment schedule and related information released by the DWP (Department for Work and Pensions) becomes important for all beneficiaries we will know in detail what are the payment dates of Universal Credit in June 2025, who will get payment, who may face delay due to bank holiday, and what important things to keep in mind.

What is Universal Credit?

Universal Credit is a monthly payment given by the UK government to people who have low income, or who are unemployed or unable to work. This payment combines various benefits into one.

• Income Support
• Jobseeker Allowance (JSA) which is income-based
• Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) income based benefit
• Housing Benefit
• Working Tax Credit
• Child Tax Credit

Payment cycle set by the DWP

The DWP usually pays Universal Credit on a fixed date each month, based on the individual’s “assessment date”. Your assessment period starts within 7 days of your first claiming date and repeats on the same date each month.

For example, if your assessment period is 10 May to 9 June, you’ll receive payment around 16 June (usually seven days after the end of the assessment period).

Bank holiday impact in June 2025

If there is a bank holiday in June, such as the Spring Bank Holiday on 2 June, some beneficiaries may receive their payment a day or two earlier or later. In such cases, the DWP usually makes advance payments so that beneficiaries do not face any financial difficulties.

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How do I check my Universal Credit payment date?

You can log in to your Universal Credit account and go to the “Payments” section to see when the next instalment is due. You are also able to see updates of your journal entries.

You can also call Universal Credit helpline to get information even without accessing it on digital platform.

Who is going to get it?

Eligibility for Universal Credit is based primarily on:

• You live in the United Kingdom
• You are over 18 (in some cases 16 or 17 may also be eligible)
• You do not have enough capital (capital must be less than £16,000)
• You may or may not be working – you can be eligible in both cases
• You must be available to work (if work-able)

Extra support – are you eligible?

As well as Universal Credit, you may also be eligible for some other supports:

• Housing Allowance: The housing cost element of Universal Credit can help you if you live in rented accommodation.
• Child Element: If you have dependent children, extra support may be included in your payment.
• Disability Element: If you cannot work due to disability or health reasons, you can get extra disability support.

What to do if payment is late?

If you don’t receive payment on the due date, first do the following:

• Login to your Universal Credit account and check the “Payments” section.
• Call the DWP or send a message through the journal.
• If you need money urgently, you can apply for a Short-Term Advance.

Some important tips:

• Keep your bank details updated: If you have changed bank accounts, don’t forget to update them on the Universal Credit portal.
• Login regularly: Check the portal regularly for updates on your journal entries and appointments.
• If there is a change in income: Update immediately in case of a new job, increase in income or change in family.

Conclusion:

June 2025 payment schedule of the Universal Credit is valuable to every beneficiary. When you are on Universal Credit or considering it, you should watch your assessment period, payment date and details of any bank holidays. This support provided by the DWP can be a huge relief in financially unstable times – provided you understand all the updates in time and take the necessary steps.

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