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bg844 said: Say your pay day was the 10th May, your next payment should be due on the 7th June. This gives the example of being paid on a Wednesday and counting 4 weeks each week after on a calendar.
poppy123456 said: Your payment day will always be the same every time. If your payment day is a Wednesday and your last payment was Wed 19th April... you then count 4 weeks from the following Wed so it will be 26th April (1) 3rd May (2) 10th May (3) 17th May is payment date.
unclebob said:so if i got on one the 27 April next will be 25 May is that correct
bg844 said: unclebob said:so if i got on one the 27 April next will be 25 May is that correct That's correct.
unclebob said: bg844 said: unclebob said:so if i got on one the 27 April next will be 25 May is that correct That's correct. Thanks only asking to find out what the new monthly payments are for pip because they only tell you weekly online
poppy123456 said: You times the weekly amount by 4 to get the 4 weekly amount. PIP isn't paid monthly. unclebobI have been getting mine monthly ?
You times the weekly amount by 4 to get the 4 weekly amount. PIP isn't paid monthly. unclebobI have been getting mine monthly ?
unclebobI have been getting mine monthly ?
poppy123456 said: That's impossible because it's a weekly benefit paid every 4 weeks. If your last payment was 27th April, your next payment will be 25th May, which is 4 weekly. If it was monthly then you'd be receiving it on the same date every month but the date always changes. The day is always the same.
Cartini said: The problem with "4 weekly" and "monthly" is that some people think of 1 month as 4 weeks when in reality, this isn`t the case.
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