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469,000 people will receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week
The total value of the payments is €140.34 million. By Ceimin Burke Monday 1 Mar 2021, 8:23 PM Mar 1st 2021, 8:23 PM 14,672 Views 28 Comments
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THE NUMBER OF people receiving the Pandemic Unemployment Payment stands at nearly 469,000 this week, a slight drop of 4,566 in the past seven days.
The number of people receiving the PUP remains close to half a million as the Department of Social Protection is set to issue payments worth a total of €140.34 million to 468,847 bank accounts tomorrow.
Almost 50% of those in receipt of PUP are receiving the maximum rate of €350 this week.
Last year was tricky for many. With the coronavirus pandemic causing havoc in mid-March, many were furloughed or lost their jobs.
It might have resulted in a struggle to make ends meet and turn to credit as a result - or maybe extending the debt they were already in.
Around three in 10 Britons have been negatively financially hit by the pandemic, with around £10billion of personal debt built up as a result according to StepChange research.
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Rachel Springall of Moneyfacts said: The impact of the pandemic on consumers may well have prompted them to take a step back to reassess their financial health and find ways to improve their situation.