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6 years 2 months ago #209563 by sarah
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I have no idea, is it the jobcentre or the dwp I have to ask?
I went from 82 a week to 52 a week when I changed from ib to esa.
I went from 82 a week to 52 a week when I changed from ib to esa.
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6 years 2 months ago #209581 by Gordon
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Sarah
You should have received an Entitlement Letter every year, usually in February for your ESA which details what you are receiving and breaks you payments down.
You should not have seen a reduction in your payments when you were moved from IB, if your ESA was less, then you should have received a Transitional Payment to cover the difference.
It is the DWP that you need to contact.
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You should have received an Entitlement Letter every year, usually in February for your ESA which details what you are receiving and breaks you payments down.
You should not have seen a reduction in your payments when you were moved from IB, if your ESA was less, then you should have received a Transitional Payment to cover the difference.
It is the DWP that you need to contact.
Gordon
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6 years 2 months ago #209593 by sarah
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I'm not aware of receiving a letter, I've already asked the dwp on two occasions and they cannot tell me which esa I get.
I'll have to give up on finding out and keep paying for my prescriptions etc and just assume they have worked things out correctly.
I'll have to give up on finding out and keep paying for my prescriptions etc and just assume they have worked things out correctly.
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6 years 2 months ago #209603 by petrocelli
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Hi Gordon
where's best place to find out more re Enhanced Disability Premium please? Is it available to ESA(c)?
Many thanks P.
where's best place to find out more re Enhanced Disability Premium please? Is it available to ESA(c)?
Many thanks P.
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6 years 2 months ago #209650 by Gordon
The Premiums are only payable with ESA(IR) not ESA(CB) so are you entitled to an ESA(IR) top-up to your ESA(CB)? The criteria is on page 1 of this topic.
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petrocelli wrote: Hi Gordon
where's best place to find out more re Enhanced Disability Premium please? Is it available to ESA(c)?
Many thanks P.
The Premiums are only payable with ESA(IR) not ESA(CB) so are you entitled to an ESA(IR) top-up to your ESA(CB)? The criteria is on page 1 of this topic.
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6 years 2 months ago #209707 by David
If you are on a low income you can apply for an HC2 cert to cover the cost of NHS services
www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-low-income-scheme/...ll-help-health-costs
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sarah wrote: I'm not aware of receiving a letter, I've already asked the dwp on two occasions and they cannot tell me which esa I get.
I'll have to give up on finding out and keep paying for my prescriptions etc and just assume they have worked things out correctly.
If you are on a low income you can apply for an HC2 cert to cover the cost of NHS services
www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-low-income-scheme/...ll-help-health-costs
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