You hopefully won't have much longer to wait.
The DWP has issued an update for households who have not yet received their second instalment of £324
Families in receipt of Tax Credits and other eligible legacy benefits will get their money from November 23 to 30. The first payment of £324 was made to most claimants in July, and many concerned people took to social media when they did not receive their payment on the first day due. In a small minority of complex circumstances, claimants may be paid automatically after November 23, 2022 – for example, if they were deemed unable to claim certain benefits, but won backdated entitlement on appeal; or where payments were rejected due to invalid account details. The DWP says that it will seek to contact claimants directly where there are issues or delays.
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