How long from winning tribunal to getting money in the bank?

vandapanda
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How long after receiving your letter from the tribunal saying you have won was it that you got your letter from the DWP and then how long till money in the bank please. also i really want to appeal but scared of how long its taken and i need the money
thanks guys

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Hi @vandapanda and a warm welcome to you.
I'm not qualified to answer your specific questions, but we do have people here who are and who will, I'm sure, get back to you as soon as possible. It is also an area in which many of our members have experience. You are among friends here.
Bear with us in the meantime and don't hesitate to come back at us with any questions or any more information about yourself that might help us to help you.
Warmest best wishes to you,
Richard -
Hi @vandapanda, and welcome! From what our other members have said on the community, it seems to take between 5-8 weeks for the DWP to put a tribunal decision into payment.
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