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Pip January payment

Qasimo

Hello after December 27th is pip payment right of course we got that on 23rd December right any1 know then when is next 4 week?? Is it from 23rd to 4 week or is it from 27th to 4 week many thanks that only problem we have confuse date we know it 4 week payment so any1 know thanks in advance hope we all had wonderful holidays ..

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poppy123456

Your PIP this month was paid early because of Christmas. Your next payment will be 4 weeks from the date it should have been paid. (27th) This means your next payment will be 24th January.

calcotti

It will on your normal pay day which is four weeks from 27th December, so 24th January.

Qasimo

Thank you that cleared it....

Qasimo

Oh 1 more thing if I'm on PIP can I still apply for job seekers allowance ?? I'm looking to get back to work it shouldn't affects my pip right??

poppy123456

The only JSA you can claim is New style JSA but you will need to have paid the correct amount of NI contributions in the previous 2 tax years. It won't affect your PIP.

If you haven't paid the correct amount of NI contributions then you can look at claiming Universal Credit, it's means tested so entitlement will depend on your circumstances. If you live with a partner you claim as a couple and your joint circumstances will be taken into consideration. If you have savings/capital of more than £16,000 you're excluded from claiming.

Use a benefits calculator to check entitlement. https://www.entitledto.co.uk/benefits-calculator/Intro/Home?cid=c49a6857-9003-44d8-8793-e04bb3ce045b

calcotti

You can only claim new style JSA if you meet the NI contribution requirements
https://www.entitledto.co.uk/help/jobseekers-allowance

Qasimo

I can't get UC some job centre mess up so we claim 3 years of UC that we weren't entitled to they want whole money back... Sad anyway cause my wife didn't tell me she had over £16,000 it wasn't my fault she doesn't share financial information with me so... Then pip saved me as I applied before they stop UC somewhere in August Im hoping if anyone can help what other money I can get apart from Job seeker and UC the money from pip I have to use for bills and food and spend some for kids they aren't enough to cover myself so lol.. any other information I should know about while on pip etc

calcotti

Qasimo said:

I can't get UC some job centre mess up so we claim 3 years of UC that we weren't entitled to they want whole money back... Sad anyway cause my wife didn't tell me she had over £16,000 it wasn't my fault she doesn't share financial information with me so...

I saw that from your previous thread. It isn’t a UC mess up, they have applied the rules. When you applied for UC your wife would also have had to apply too and it was her failure to declare her capital that caused the problem.

While your wife and you are expected to support each other according to your joint circumstances.

There is nothing else you can be paid while your wife has more than £16,000.

One thing to note is that at the moment you are not getting any NI credits towards to your future State Pension. You can check your future pension

https://www.gov.uk/future-pension-centre
That will tell you how many years of NI credits or contributions to get a maximum entitlement.

If you have a health condition that limits your ability to work you can apply for new style ESA.you can’t be paid anything because you will not meet the NI conditions but if you are found to have limited capability for work you will get Class 1 NI credits.

Did your wife’s Carer’s Allowance claim come through?

poppy123456

Qasimo said:

if anyone can help what other money I can get apart from Job seeker and UC

There are no other benefits possible to claim.

poppy123456

calcotti said:

Qasimo said:

I can't get UC some job centre mess up so we claim 3 years of UC that we weren't entitled to they want whole money back... Sad anyway cause my wife didn't tell me she had over £16,000 it wasn't my fault she doesn't share financial information with me so...

One thing to note is that at the moment you are getting any NI credits towards to your future State Pension.

Typo, this should be "you are not" getting NI credits.

calcotti

poppy123456 said:

calcotti said:
One thing to note is that at the moment you are getting any NI credits towards to your future State Pension.
Typo, this should be "you are not" getting NI credits.

Thanks, poppy - now corrected.

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