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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #117689 by gazzmg
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hello
Does anyone know how much hardship payments are, are they a percentage of basic allowance
anyhelp would be grateful
thanks
Does anyone know how much hardship payments are, are they a percentage of basic allowance
anyhelp would be grateful
thanks
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11 years 2 months ago #117691 by Gordon
The amount of the hardship payment is 60 per cent of the personal allowance – £42.60 at present, payments are only available to those who meet the qualifying criteria,
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gazzmg wrote: hello
Does anyone know how much hardship payments are, are they a percentage of basic allowance
anyhelp would be grateful
thanks
The amount of the hardship payment is 60 per cent of the personal allowance – £42.60 at present, payments are only available to those who meet the qualifying criteria,
Gordon
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #117697 by bro58
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Hi gm,
There is more information on Hardship Payments just over half way down this page :
www.cpag.org.uk/content/esa-and-sanction...ore-hard-times-ahead
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There is more information on Hardship Payments just over half way down this page :
www.cpag.org.uk/content/esa-and-sanction...ore-hard-times-ahead
bro58
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #117786 by gazzmg
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hello
if your on esa wrag and need to apply for hardship payments due to sanctions do you still keep your wrag componant,
would you get £42.60 plus the wrag componant for hardship payments
hope this makes sense
thanks in advanced
if your on esa wrag and need to apply for hardship payments due to sanctions do you still keep your wrag componant,
would you get £42.60 plus the wrag componant for hardship payments
hope this makes sense
thanks in advanced
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #117787 by bro58
Yes, you should gm,
See this extract :
"The amount of the hardship payment is 60 per cent of the personal allowance – £42.60 at present. As the work-related activity component is paid as normal, claimants who manage to get a hardship payment won’t be financially much worse off than at present.
For example, a single person would receive £70.75 (£42.60 + £28.15) compared to £71 (personal allowance but no work-related activity component) under the previous set of sanctions.
There is nothing in the rules to limit the period of time that a hardship payment can be paid for."
From the CPAG link that I posted previously :
www.cpag.org.uk/content/esa-and-sanction...ore-hard-times-ahead
The crux of the matter is whether you can manage to get The Hardship Payment.
bro58
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gazzmg wrote: hello
if your on esa wrag and need to apply for hardship payments due to sanctions do you still keep your wrag componant,
would you get £42.60 plus the wrag componant for hardship payments
hope this makes sense
thanks in advanced
Yes, you should gm,
See this extract :
"The amount of the hardship payment is 60 per cent of the personal allowance – £42.60 at present. As the work-related activity component is paid as normal, claimants who manage to get a hardship payment won’t be financially much worse off than at present.
For example, a single person would receive £70.75 (£42.60 + £28.15) compared to £71 (personal allowance but no work-related activity component) under the previous set of sanctions.
There is nothing in the rules to limit the period of time that a hardship payment can be paid for."
From the CPAG link that I posted previously :
www.cpag.org.uk/content/esa-and-sanction...ore-hard-times-ahead
The crux of the matter is whether you can manage to get The Hardship Payment.
bro58
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