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Contributary ESA
6 years 1 month ago #216010 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic Contributary ESA
Banger
I haven't misread your post
As the link I provided explains, IB claimants were transferred to ESA(CB) as a continuation of their claim, at that time they should have also been assessed for an ESA(IR) top-up but this did not happen. The DWP is now evaluating claimants entitlement to that ESA(IR) top-up from when they transferred to ESA until the current date.
NI Contributions do not "run out" as long as the claimant has a continuous claim.
Gordon
I haven't misread your post
As the link I provided explains, IB claimants were transferred to ESA(CB) as a continuation of their claim, at that time they should have also been assessed for an ESA(IR) top-up but this did not happen. The DWP is now evaluating claimants entitlement to that ESA(IR) top-up from when they transferred to ESA until the current date.
NI Contributions do not "run out" as long as the claimant has a continuous claim.
Gordon
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6 years 1 month ago #216031 by petrocelli
Replied by petrocelli on topic Contributary ESA
Please don't tell me off if I'm doing a whoopsie here but, for others that might be in the
same boat as Banger..............Do they need to check their savings retrospectively from
2011 and also, can someone please clarify what exactly is regarded as an asset?
Many really peeved,I suspect,that having no knowledge that this underpayment was possible in the
first place, savings status will probably now prevent back payment of £20K+ weekly
increase of £62 ish.
Wondering also if there's an example of form DWP sending through post with the tear off
slip available to see online anwhere.
My most humble apologies if I've goofed here in any way.
Kindest of regards
P.
same boat as Banger..............Do they need to check their savings retrospectively from
2011 and also, can someone please clarify what exactly is regarded as an asset?
Many really peeved,I suspect,that having no knowledge that this underpayment was possible in the
first place, savings status will probably now prevent back payment of £20K+ weekly
increase of £62 ish.
Wondering also if there's an example of form DWP sending through post with the tear off
slip available to see online anwhere.
My most humble apologies if I've goofed here in any way.
Kindest of regards
P.
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