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Christmas bonus

sam12
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Low pip i not had my Christmas bonus has anyone had there's
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Yes, I received £10 on the 7th of December.
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No, not yet.
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Don't think I've had mine. Maybe on Monday 10 Dec when next pension payment is due.
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How old do you have to be to get this and what benefit do you have to be receiving?
My wife had hers last week and she is 75 and claims the highest rate of Attendance Allowance.
I (70) get no disability benefits and lost our Pension Credit earlier this year.
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weaver said:hi @Yadnad, I think you should find all the information you need on website below as I just checked to see if I was entitled. However feel free to correct me anyone if I am wrong. ?
https://www.gov.uk/christmas-bonus/eligibility
Time for a strongly worded letter of complaint requesting the current payment and £50 to cover the past 5 years!
Thanks for the advice.
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@Yadnad; Are you sure you haven't had it? I can't believe you haven't checked all your accounts forensically.
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Hi @Yadnad
Yes I received my £10 bonus on 11 /11/18.
Please please let me know if I can help you with anything??????? -
Yes, I got mine last week, plus my winter fuel allowance a few days before that;
Best wishes.
DLTBGYD
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Tardis said:@Yadnad; Are you sure you haven't had it? I can't believe you haven't checked all your accounts forensically.
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No, you should definitely be getting it yourself. It wouldn't usually appear as a separate payment. Just added on to a December payment. I am surprised you've let that one slip through the net all this time!
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Tardis said:No, you should definitely be getting it yourself. It wouldn't usually appear as a separate payment. Just added on to a December payment. I am surprised you've let that one slip through the net all this time!
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I'm going to have to check now! I was probably talking nonsense!
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Tardis said:No, you should definitely be getting it yourself. It wouldn't usually appear as a separate payment. Just added on to a December payment. I am surprised you've let that one slip through the net all this time!
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I have to ring them about it
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Mad not getting my 10 quid i chase it up
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sam12 said:Mad not getting my 10 quid i chase it up
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Two of my 3 has got theirs one over a week ago and the other yesterday and yes it paid separately from their DLA and Pip and I get a letter informing me it's their Christmas bonus
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I just checked ours. Last year it was added to the normal payments of DLA and Carers. This year my Carers payment is added on, but my younger child's PIP bonus came separately. So, could be either way!
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I just received my 10 pound bonus seperately and I don’t get my p I p until the 1 st jan 2019 don’t understand why it wasn’t added on top of that payment which I’m assuming I’ll get on the 31st my daughters d l a was added onto hers on 8 th December why was mine not how very baffling
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gerrys6 said:I just received my 10 pound bonus seperately and I don’t get my p I p until the 1 st jan 2019 don’t understand why it wasn’t added on top of that payment which I’m assuming I’ll get on the 31st my daughters d l a was added onto hers on 8 th December why was mine not how very baffling
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