You will receive your UK State Pension payment into your bank account and your building society account, and these payments are made on the last working day of the month. You will get £221.20 a week.
UK State Pension Pay Dates 2024
Once you reach an eligible age then you will receive the state pension by the government. The taxpayers pay by the national insurance contributions and this money is used to pay for state pensions and other allowance.
If you apply for a state pension you will receive your payslip in every year of April as pension increases are applied to your pension. If you receive a payslip in June or your net pay varies by £1 or more. Your UK pension is based on your national insurance records.
There are dates that your will receive the UK state pension 2024:
- 28 June 2024, Friday
- 31 July 2024, Wednesday
- 30 August 2024, Friday
- 30 September 2024, Monday
- 31 October 2024, Thursday
- 29 November 2024, Friday
- 31 December 2024, Tuesday
- 31 January 2025, Friday
- 28 February 2025, Friday
- 31 March 2025, Monday
- 30 April 2025, Wednesday
- 30 May 2025, Friday
- Household Support Fund Payment Dates 2024
Who is eligible for UK State Pension Payments 2024?
You will be able to claim the state pension if you reached the eligibility criteria:
- If a man is born on or after 6 April 1951 then they are eligible for the claim.
- If a woman was born on or after 6 April 1953 then they are eligible for the claim.
- Your age rises from 66 to 67 between 2026 and 2028.
- If you are working and made national insurance contributions then you are eligible.
- Your State Pension is dependent on your own National Insurance Record.
- You may be eligible when you live or work abroad.
- You might be eligible if you have qualifying years.
- If you were unemployed and you were ill.
- Your age is expected to rise to 67 in 2026 and 2028.
How to apply for UK State Pension Payments 2024?
You should receive an invitation letter from the department of work and pension within two months before you reach the state pension age. There are steps to claim the UK state pension payment 2024 online through the government website:
- Visit the Official website of UK GOV, which is gov.uk/.
- After visiting, search the State Pension.
- Then click on the Apply now button.
- Then enter the requirement information including the date of your recent marriage, civil partnership or divorce.
- Enter the date of time spent living or working abroad.
- After entering this information you have to enter your bank details or your society details.
- Enter your bank account number and your society account number.
- After entering these details hit the submit button.
- Then you will receive your State pension through invitation code from the letter.
- If you don’t have a letter then you have to request an invitation code to apply.
- If you will reach State pension age in the next 4 months then you can phone the pension service for the claim.
How much UK State Pension 2024 Payment?
Your state pension payment depends on that whether you receive the full state pension or the old basic state pension and additional pension. These payments are usually paid in your account every 4 weeks.
Those people who reached the state pension age, the basic pension, received £169.50 per week or £8,814 per year. These payments depend on your national insurance records. You might get the part of a payment before your first full payment.
Those who reached the state pension age, it applies for men who were born on or after 6 April 1951 and women who were born on 6 April 1953 who received state pension is £221.20 per week or £11,502.40 per year.
You also receive the benefits from the state pension and qualify for it even if you have savings and other sources of income. State pension credit your income if you are single up to £201.05 per week or £306.85 if you have partner
Your state pension will increase every week if you delay claiming as long as 9 weeks. For every year delay claiming then your weekly payment increases by under 5.8%. If you get this benefit you cannot build up this extra State Pension.