When will the cash come?

The first instalment of £326 will land in people’s bank accounts on July 14.

The second bung of £324 will follow in the autumn, on a date to be confirmed.

Ministers have made the payments slightly uneven to minimise the risk of fraud “from those who may seek to exploit this system”.

In total, millions of Brits are set to get at least £1,200 from the Government this year to help with rising costs.

That includes a £150 council tax rebate already dished out.

And everyone is set to get a £400 energy bill rebate later this year too.

Pensioners will be able to get £300 extra, and disabled people another £150 on top of the £650 cash help – but there’s no date for these payments yet.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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