The annual heating help is due to be paid to eligible pensioner households from November.
Millions of older people are due to receive a one-off payment from the Department for Work and Pensions to help keep winter heating bills down. No exact dates for this year’s Winter Fuel Payment have been announced, however, DWP has said most payments will be made during November and December.
If you received the one-off lump sum last year, in most cases you will not need to apply again as most payments will be made automatically. The deadline for you to make a claim for this winter is March 31, 2024. Below is an overview of key things you need to know about the Winter Fuel Payment including who needs to claim, who might not qualify and how much to expect - full details can be found on GOV.UK here.
If you live alone or no one you live with is eligible for the Winter Fuel Payment You will get either:
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