DWP confirmed £1020 for State Pensioners who are born after 1953: Are you in the List?

Millions of UK pensioners are about to receive good news. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed a new pension boost worth £1,020 annually. If you were born after 1953 and currently receive a State Pension, you may be on the list. Let’s break it down simply so you can understand how this works and how to check your eligibility.

What is the £1,020 Pension Boost?

This increase comes from the government’s Triple Lock rule. It makes sure pensions grow each year by the highest of three things:

• Inflation
• Average wage growth
• Or 2.5%

For 2025, because of inflation and wage growth, pensioners will see a boost of around £1,020 more per year, starting from April 7, 2025.

Who Will Get This Pension Boost?

You will be eligible if:

• You were born after 1953
• You receive the State Pension
• You’ve made enough National Insurance contributions

If you’re not sure how much pension you’ll get, check it easily on the official site:
👉 Check your State Pension forecast – GOV.UK

How Will the Payments Be Made?

The increase will be added to your regular State Pension from April 2025. Payments are usually made every 4 weeks, and your payment date depends on the last two digits of your National Insurance number.

Example Payment Dates:

• 00 to 19 – Monday
• 20 to 39 – Tuesday
• 40 to 59 – Wednesday
• 60 to 79 – Thursday
• 80 to 99 – Friday

More info here:
When you’ll get paid – GOV.UK

Extra Help: Pension Credit

If your total income is low, you might qualify for Pension Credit, which tops up your income.

• Guarantee Credit – helps if your weekly income is below a certain level.
• Savings Credit – a reward for saving for retirement.

In 2025, you could receive up to £4,200 extra a year if eligible.

How to Apply or Check Eligibility

• Visit the GOV.UK site to apply or check your eligibility.
• If you think your National Insurance record is missing something, you can make voluntary contributions.

State Pension eligibility and claims – GOV.UK

The £1,020 pension increase is a helpful move for older people trying to cope with rising prices. Make sure you check your eligibility, know your payment date, and see if you can also claim Pension Credit. A few clicks could bring more money into your bank account each month.

Stay updated and use official resources to avoid scams or misinformation. Always check with www.gov.uk for the latest pension news.

FAQs About the £1,020 Pension Boost

Q1. Who is giving the £1,020 increase?
A: The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is providing this as part of the 2025 State Pension update.

Q2. When will the payments start?
A: From April 7, 2025, the boost will be added to your regular pension.

Q3. Do I need to apply to get it?
A: No. If you’re eligible, the amount will be added automatically.

Q4. What if I don’t get the full pension?
A: You may have gaps in your National Insurance record. You can fix this by checking your record and possibly paying voluntary contributions.

National Insurance record – GOV.UK

Q5. What is Pension Credit and how can I apply?
A: It’s extra help for pensioners with low income. Apply online or call DWP.

Pension Credit application – GOV.UK

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