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13 years 9 months ago #54632 by Phil
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Hi I've been on I.B. since 2005 but two thirds of it is reduced as I have a personal pension. My I.B. rate is £96 but I only get £39 a week.To make matters worse they work out the deduction from my GROSS pension not the nett.
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13 years 9 months ago #54637 by cdcdi1911
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Selby wrote:
Sorry Selby, I should have mentioned WRAG.I understood that means testing would only apply to people in the WRAG not the support group.
Are you saying it applies to ALL, even those in the support group?
- JOHNJ10
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13 years 9 months ago #54638 by JOHNJ10
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it is just that I have been asked to fill in form JC/23 and it asks for details of any occupational pension
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13 years 9 months ago #54640 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic Re: INCAPACITY BENEFIT
JOHNJ10 wrote:
Gordon
As I understand it, pension income is only diregarded for IB if you were in receipt of IB before 2001. If not, then there is an £85/week disregard and a deduction £1 for every £2 in excess of this.it is just that I have been asked to fill in form JC/23 and it asks for details of any occupational pension
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- tandj40
13 years 9 months ago #55048 by tandj40
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Just accessing the forum for the first time and read this thread. Just so I can be sure about this? My wife has been receiving IB since c1998. She started receiving a teachers pension (early medical retirement) cJan 2003. Should the pension be used to reduce her IB or not? Many thanks
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13 years 9 months ago #55055 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic Re: INCAPACITY BENEFIT
tandj40 wrote:
Gordon
As I understand it, her pension will be disregarded, however, if you have not done so already, you should notify the DWP that she is in receipt of it, as ultimately it is at their discretion that it will be ignored.Just accessing the forum for the first time and read this thread. Just so I can be sure about this? My wife has been receiving IB since c1998. She started receiving a teachers pension (early medical retirement) cJan 2003. Should the pension be used to reduce her IB or not? Many thanks
Gordon
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