Mine does an early December payroll too.
Usually 30th/31st (aka last working day of the month) but we received December’s pay on the 21st this year. Which sounds great until you realise there are almost 6 weeks until the next one 
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Current place pays 23rd, but they paid 15th.
New role in new year will always be last working day.
Every other place it’s generally always been a week or two early.
My last place did too - usually the week of the 16th Dec - and standard payday being closest day to the 25th
My new job is 28th with no early Christmas pot and that pains me!
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Maybe my employer is bankrupt then 
This is probably not the correct thread to be in. However, they seem to have updated the screen and it looks a bit slicker.
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I don’t mind it but I think I prefer the older style. There’s just something that I can’t put my finger on with this.
Hopefully it’s a bit less childish now too 
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How was it childish before? It’s just dragging a little banknote onto a wallet icon, or if you didn’t want to do that you could just tap the wallet
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I love my company and of course Monzo, because I official get paid on Mondays, however I always get paid on the Friday at 4PM 
few days earlier woop woop 
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Me again! I’ve had a few access requests on this - looks like the open access turned off again.
Should be back again now.
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It appears to be locked again 
Thanks for the nudge there! It seems to go to Private mode every now and again.
Was going to try and make a better solution but haven’t got round to it yet.
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Iam due to get paid on the 27th December when would i beable to get my money if the 26th is boxing day
You’d be able to claim it early at 4pm on the 26th, since the 27th is not a bank holiday.
Huh? I’m not sure this is right? The 26th December is a bank holiday, so is the 25th. The pay would arrive on the 24th.
Hi @Gab91 & welcome 
If you are usually paid via the BACS method, on the 27th December:
- You can claim at 4pm on the 26th. But the 26th is a bank holiday, so
- You can claim at 4pm on the 25th. But the 25th is a bank holiday, so
- You can claim at 4pm on the 24th - just in time for
Please note - if you are paid via the Faster Payments method, the payment will arrive without any advanced notice on the 27th
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You and @davidwalton are both wrong!
The 27th isn’t a bank holiday. So the payment would be scheduled to go in as normal, meaning you’d be able to claim it from Monzo the day before even though that’s a bank holiday.
You can check this yourself using @BritishLibrary’s linked calculator in the OP.
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I don’t think you’re right - the text under “(Which is the working day before 27/12/24)” is what makes me think it’s not accurate. As the working day before the 27th is the 24th as @davidwalton outlined
I wonder if @BritishLibrary hasn’t updated it with 2024’s bank holidays, and so doesn’t show that the 26th is a bank holiday too.
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Blasphemous insinuation!
Checking the 27th in 2023 however would indicate you’re right. So much for being able to trust calculators!
@RichardL, @davidwalton apologies!
@BritishLibrary you’re on the naughty list!
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So, just to confirm, as I also get paid on the 27th (via BACS), the payment should appear on the 23rd, so I should Get Paid Early on the 24th at 1600?
No, it’ll appear early on the 24th as a greyed-out (upcoming) transaction. You’ll be able to click tap on it but if before 4pm, you’ll only get a message to say you can claim from 4pm. After 4pm, drag-away!
Note: Only if you’re paid via BACS. Lot’s of people are informed they are, but they’re not. I’ve got 25+ years of payslips that say ‘BACS’ and I’ve never once been paid via BACS. Only FP.
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