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Everyone on 21 DWP benefits to receive £10 Christmas payment - full list

People who claim benefits have started receiving a one-off payment from the Department of Work and Pensions ahead of the festive period. The £10 Christmas payment is paid in the first week of December to help with the extra costs and bills during the festive period.

The tax-free bonus is paid automatically and people do not need to apply to receive it. However in order to be eligible you must claim at least one of 21 benefits.

The payment is made on an individual basis and not by households - meaning if two people living in the same home are separately claiming benefits, they will receive £10 each.

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To be eligible to receive the Christmas payment from the DWP you must claim at least one of the following benefits.

Adult disability payment

Armed Forces independence payment

Attendance allowance

Carer’s allowance

Child disability payment

Constant attendance allowance (paid under industrial injuries or war pensions schemes)

Contribution-based employment and support allowance (once the main phase of the benefit is entered after the first 13 weeks of claim)

DLA

Incapacity benefit at the long-term rate

Industrial death benefit (for widows or widowers)

Mobility supplement

Pension Credit (the guarantee element)

PIP

State Pension (including graduated retirement benefit)

Severe disablement allowance (transitionally protected)

Unemployability supplement or allowance (paid under industrial injuries or war pensions schemes)

War disablement pension at state pension age

War widow’s pension

Widowed mother’s allowance

Widowed parent’s

To receive the payment you must also live or

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