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1 year 1 month ago #283728 by CHUNKY
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I have a poor memory and difficulty digesting information on this web site.
So I can be clear I need to ask the following information:
I currently get PIP, ESA Conts and tax credits.
If I migrate over to UC am I right in saying that only my tax credits will stop and I can continue to receive ESA Cont and PIP?
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So I can be clear I need to ask the following information:
I currently get PIP, ESA Conts and tax credits.
If I migrate over to UC am I right in saying that only my tax credits will stop and I can continue to receive ESA Cont and PIP?
Thanks
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1 year 1 month ago #283736 by Gary
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Hi synapse321
You are correct, your CB ESA will be taken into account £ for £ when they work out your UC, you may be eligible to also claim LCWRA in which case you could be better off, see; help-for-claimants/esa1
Your PIP award will not affect your UC claim.
Gary
You are correct, your CB ESA will be taken into account £ for £ when they work out your UC, you may be eligible to also claim LCWRA in which case you could be better off, see; help-for-claimants/esa1
Your PIP award will not affect your UC claim.
Gary
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1 year 1 month ago #283886 by CHUNKY
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Hi
How do I go about claiming LCWRA?
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How do I go about claiming LCWRA?
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1 year 1 month ago #283894 by Chris
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Hi synapse321,
If you click the link (in pink) that Gary has included - this will advise you.
Regards, Chris.
If you click the link (in pink) that Gary has included - this will advise you.
Regards, Chris.
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1 year 1 month ago #283903 by CHUNKY
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Sorry but I can't seem to find the pink link you refer to.
Can I ask for assistance.
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Can I ask for assistance.
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1 year 1 month ago #283910 by just
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Hi
I Have Transitional Protection from moving from IB To ESA(Contributory) ie I Keep my War Pension and CB ESA in full,no £85 rule.
IF I Chose to move to Uc ESA this rule would come into effect and my War Pension would be eroded away.
However if I have no change of circumstances and i am force migrated would I still retain my Transitional Protection as it was in the initiall Transition from IB To ESA?(I have had no break in IB/ESA since 1996.)
Kind Regards.
I Have Transitional Protection from moving from IB To ESA(Contributory) ie I Keep my War Pension and CB ESA in full,no £85 rule.
IF I Chose to move to Uc ESA this rule would come into effect and my War Pension would be eroded away.
However if I have no change of circumstances and i am force migrated would I still retain my Transitional Protection as it was in the initiall Transition from IB To ESA?(I have had no break in IB/ESA since 1996.)
Kind Regards.
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