UC change of circumstances payment

anniej9464
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Hi, hope everyone is well.
A friend of mine usually receives there UC payments weekly and has done for well over 2 years. He doesn't do online banking and struggles with his finances, hence recieving his payments weekly, so when he's been paid today there was a larger amount than he'd normally receive without looking into where the extra money has come from,. If it does happen to be a fault with universal credit and would mean he'd received his full month's money in one go would that qualify for a change in circumstances advance payment with him now having to wait a full month for another payment? Thanks in advance.
A friend of mine usually receives there UC payments weekly and has done for well over 2 years. He doesn't do online banking and struggles with his finances, hence recieving his payments weekly, so when he's been paid today there was a larger amount than he'd normally receive without looking into where the extra money has come from,. If it does happen to be a fault with universal credit and would mean he'd received his full month's money in one go would that qualify for a change in circumstances advance payment with him now having to wait a full month for another payment? Thanks in advance.
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Unfortunately, this wouldn't be treated as a change of circumstances so no advance payment could be claimed.
There's a budgeting advance he could claim, depending on circumstances. https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/benefits/universal-credit/on-universal-credit/budgeting-advance/
Has he checked his UC statement to see what's included with this months payment? It would give an indication why he's received so much.0 -
anniej9464 said:Hi, hope everyone is well.
A friend of mine usually receives there UC payments weekly and has done for well over 2 years. He doesn't do online banking and struggles with his finances, hence recieving his payments weekly, so when he's been paid today there was a larger amount than he'd normally receive without looking into where the extra money has come from,. If it does happen to be a fault with universal credit and would mean he'd received his full month's money in one go would that qualify for a change in circumstances advance payment with him now having to wait a full month for another payment? Thanks in advance.0 -
wkd said:anniej9464 said:Hi, hope everyone is well.
A friend of mine usually receives there UC payments weekly and has done for well over 2 years. He doesn't do online banking and struggles with his finances, hence recieving his payments weekly, so when he's been paid today there was a larger amount than he'd normally receive without looking into where the extra money has come from,. If it does happen to be a fault with universal credit and would mean he'd received his full month's money in one go would that qualify for a change in circumstances advance payment with him now having to wait a full month for another payment? Thanks in advance.1 -
poppy123456 said:wkd said:anniej9464 said:Hi, hope everyone is well.
A friend of mine usually receives there UC payments weekly and has done for well over 2 years. He doesn't do online banking and struggles with his finances, hence recieving his payments weekly, so when he's been paid today there was a larger amount than he'd normally receive without looking into where the extra money has come from,. If it does happen to be a fault with universal credit and would mean he'd received his full month's money in one go would that qualify for a change in circumstances advance payment with him now having to wait a full month for another payment? Thanks in advance.
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